A truck that previously consumed nearly 1,000 gallons of diesel per day is now fueled by green hydrogen, emitting nothing more than water vapor and warm water.
The world’s first zero-emission mining haul truck was officially unveiled today by the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, as Paul Moore reports.
The world’s largest zero-emission haul truck made its debut today, powered by creative engineering firm First Mode’s clean energy innovation.
In advance of the debut of Anglo American’s hydrogen FCEV haul truck, we took a look back to share 11 key milestones throughout the project’s history.
After months of integration and testing, the 2MW powerplant built by First Mode to power the world’s largest zero-emission vehicle will be launched on May 6.
Get to know Shannon Cassady, a mechanical systems engineer at First Mode working to help decarbonize mining by designing a diesel-electric haul truck.
Today our Meet the Team series features Camille Woodthorpe, a senior designer based in Perth and working on the recently created Human-Centered Design team.
CleanTech Alliance, the nation’s largest clean technology industry association, has elected First Mode’s Josh Sweere to the organization’s Board of Directors.
First Mode was one of six leading employers and industry leaders in Seattle recently spotlighted for a commitment to prioritizing a positive company culture.