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The KHL Power Division started in 1935 as Diesel & Gas Turbine Publication Group, which grew to become the leading publisher of information for the on-highway, off-highway, stationary and marine engine-powered equipment markets. In January 2018, global construction information publisher, KHL Group, acquired the USA-based company, forming the KHL Power Division and facilitating its ongoing growth and development of new products and services.
The KHL Power Division now publishes Power Progress, Power Progress International (formerly Diesel Progress and Diesel Progress International) and COMPRESSORTech2 magazines and related websites, the Power Sourcing Guide and COMPRESSORTech2 Sourcing Guide and related websites, plus industry-specific newsletters, including the Power Briefing daily market brief. Annual industry events hosted by the division include the Power Progress Summit (formerly Diesel Progress Summit) and the COMPRESSORTech2 Hydrogen Summit.
KHL Group, headquartered in the UK, is a global, diversified media business and a leader in the various markets it serves. Its activities encompass 16 magazines, multiple websites, events, exhibitions, market research, industrial training, content development and marketing and data services. It employs more than 100 people globally and has offices in the UK, USA, EU, South America, China, India and Turkey. Source
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Search ArticlesBYD reports production of 150,000th ‘new energy truck
BYD has reported it has now produced 150,000 ‘new energy’ trucks at the company plant in Huai’an, China. The landmark was reached as a Q3 battery-electric truck tractor rolled off the assembly line. BYD started its truck development program back in 2012. The company now produces full battery-electric and hybrid models for light- and heavy-duty applications.
IMC Logistics orders 50 Tesla Semi trucks
Intermodal drayage specialist IMC Logistics has reported an order for 50 new Tesla Semi battery-electric heavy-duty trucks. The order covers standard range models for operations within California, while long range models will be used to move freight to inland destinations. Tesla Semi battery-electric truck in IMC livery (Photo: IMC Logistics) There was no specific breakdown in the order numbers covering truck models. This is not the first order of ‘alternative fuel’ trucks by IMC.
Eaton to highlight MCS charge box
Eaton’s combined MCS charge box supports high-power charging for commercial electric vehicles. (Source: Eaton) Eaton is showcasing its combined Megawatt Charging System (MCS) charge box at The Battery Show, Oct. 12-15, 2006, at Huntington Place in Detroit. According to the company, the high-power flexible charging solution is designed to help commercial vehicle manufacturers and fleets optimize charging performance, safety and vehicle utilization.
Kubota, Liebherr win awards for new wheeled excavators
Kubota Corporation and the Liebherr Group have been recognised twice for the design of the partners’ new wheeled excavators. The two machines won the IF Design award and also the Red Dot: Best of the Best award. The IF Design awards has been held for more than 70 years. It recognizes outstanding design and celebrates designers which challenge convention and rethink systems.
Cummins’ X15N engine builds on HELM strategy
X15N engine at IAA Transportation 2026 (Photo: Power Progress) Cummins presented its latest X15 six-cylinder turbodiesel engine at the 2024 edition of the American Trucking Association’s Technology and Maintenance Council’s Annual Meeting and Transportation Technology Exhibition (more conveniently referred to as TMC) in Nashville, Tennessee.
Opinion | Exercising the critical thinking muscle on OEM rankings
Nothing generates clicks on a social media post than a ranking. I personally like something fact-based (rankings based on anything you can count), but I feel like I’m in the minority. If you really want to blow up your comments, provide a ranking of the ‘best’ something. Offer an opinion and start a (hopefully!) good-natured debate. The clicks, comments and interactions make for great reach, lots of eyeballs and a satisfying spike in your post analytics.
Mack Defense shows hybrid tractor prototype at AUSA
Mack Defense is highlighting its line haul hybrid tractor prototype for the U.S. Army’s Common Tactical Truck (CTT) program at the Association of the 2026 United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting and Exposition, Oct. 12-14, in Washington, D.C. Mack Defense line haul hybrid tractor prototype. (Photo: Mack Defense) Mack Defense was awarded a contract to design, build and deliver prototype vehicles.
JCB’s 400+ mph engineering milestone
The engines used in the Hydromax are based on the production model engines powering the hydrogen-powered JCB 3CX backhoe loader. (Photo: Becky Schultz) The JCB Hydromax hit an impressive top speed of 367 mph in a high-speed trial during Speed Week 2026 at Bonneville Salt Flats in northwestern Utah.
Enovation Controls partners with C-Map
Enovation Controls, a producer of electronic controls and displays and an operating company of Helios Technologies, Inc., has formed a partnership with C-Map, a Navico Group division and provider of digital marine cartography and cloud-based mapping. C-Map marine cartography with Enovation Controls’ No Roads base map overlay. The collaboration will combine Enovation Controls’ experience in marine electronics, displays and connected experiences with C-Map’s digital marine cartography.
China truck OEM DeepWay plans BE trucks for European market
DeepWay stand at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hanover, Germany (Photo: Power Progress) Battery swapping for heavy-duty trucks in China is continuing to advance at pace. Qiji Energy, which is part of battery production giant CATL, is set to have 900 battery-swap locations by the end of 2026. By 2030, the company has targeted having outlets across 80% of all major national transport routes.