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  • Power Systems Research Forecasts 13% Rebound in Mining Equipment Production in 2021

    Jim Downey talks with Sarah Jensen from OEM Off-Highway for their OEM Industry Update podcast. We present it here with their permission.

    On this week’s episode of OEM Industry Update, we spoke with Jim Downey, Vice President-Global Data Products, Power Systems Research, about the current state of the North American mining equipment market. He says mining equipment production is expected to rebound 13% in 2021 and continue growing over the next 5 years.

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/7qNysxBzURjbtVT3NkCK8z?si=hGXwo9xlSL24fN-ebhSF-A

    Transcript

    Welcome to the PSR PowerTALK podcast produced by Power Systems Research.

    00:14 Sarah Jensen:

    Welcome to OEM industry update. A weekly podcast examining the latest news and technology trends impacting product development teams in the heavy duty on and off-highway equipment industry.

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  • European Economic Outlook, April 2021

    Christopher Bamforth
    Christopher Bamforth

    European Market Analyst

    In this episode of PSR PowerTALK, Christopher Bamforth, European Market Analyst for Power Systems Research, comments on his outlook for the European economy.

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/4aiHrIq5qY8bRLKsfLZZ6Q?si=zjnkikFrTR-qr2x__ilTrQ

    Transcript

    Welcome to the PSR PowerTALK podcast, produced by Power Systems Research.

    00:06 Emiliano Marzoli:

    From Power Systems Research, hello, I am Emiliano Marzoli, editor of PSR PowerTALK. And today we’re going to discuss the economic outlook for Europe with Christopher Bamforth, our European Market Analyst.

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  • Rosatom Eyes Battery Production for Electric Cars in 2025

    Maxim Sakov
    Maxim Sakov

    OOO Renera, subsidiary of Rosatom, has purchased Enertech International, a South Korean company.

    According to the signed agreement, Li-Ion accumulator batteries and related power systems will be produced in Russia. It’s expected that production will be started in 2025, and in 2030 the plant capacity will be increased to minimum 2 GWt*hr

    The batteries will be installed in trucks, buses and special machines.

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    PSR Analysis: It’s important to notice that there are no passenger…

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  • India Government Announces Scrappage Policy

    Aditya Kondejkar

    The central government in mid-April announced its long-awaited vehicle scrappage policy. Under the new policy, in case of failure to get a fitness certificate, commercial vehicles will be de-registered after 15 years. Private vehicles will be de-registered after 20 years if found unfit or in case of a failure to renew registration certificates

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    There are approximately 50 lakh vehicles in India that are older than 20 years, approximately 35 lakh vehicles older than 15 years, and approximately 15 lakh older than 15 years without renewed fitness certificate.

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  • China-led Proton Is Revitalized

    Akihiro Komuro
    Akihiro Komuro

    Sales of Malaysia’s national carmaker Proton are booming, with its market share in the country reaching 27.3 % in February, hot on the heels of another national carmaker, Produa’s 38.8 %. This is not a single month irregularity; for the full year 2020, the rate is 20.5%. For the full year 2020, the share is 20.5%, almost doubling in just two years from a record low of 10.8% in 2018. This is the first time in seven years that the market share has recovered to the 20% level.

    The turning point of the turnaround offensive was a capital/business alliance with a Chinese manufacturer: in September 2017, the company accepted a 49.9% stake from Geely Automobile’s parent company and began importing the right-hand drive version of the X70 SUV, which it produces and sells in China, at the end of 2018. As soon as this became a hit, the company switched to domestic assembly in Malaysia at the end of 2019, and introduced an additional small SUV, the X50, in September 2020.

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  • Hyundai Group Seals Doosan Infracore Deal

    Media outlets in Korea are reporting that Hyundai Heavy Industries is to acquire a 34.97% share in Doosan Infracore from Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction for €630 million (Korean Won 850 billion). Doosan Infracore is the heavy construction division of the Seoul-headquartered Doosan Group.

    The transaction does not include Doosan Bobcat, which accounted for 57% of Infracore’s 2019 revenues. The deal will mean that Hyundai will own Hyundai Construction Equipment as well as the Doosan Infracore…

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  • Brazil OEMs Forecast CE Sales Growth of 20% in 2021

    Fabio Ferraresi
    Fabio Ferraresi

    Volvo CE and Case Construction are aligned to affirm CE sales in Brazil will grow 20% in 2021 despite of the effects of the pandemic. With 18% growth of sales in Q1 2021 over the same quarter of 2020, CE executives are optimistic about full year sales.

    Source: M&T      Read The Article

    PSR Analysis: First quarter of 2020 was a strong sales quarter over 2019 because the pandemic impact was not present until March 16, 2020.

    This makes the result of Q1 2021 18% above Q1 2020 really strong…

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  • Argentina Forces OEMs and Supply Chain To Produce at Full Capacity

    In an effort to reduce the domestic economic impact of the pandemic, the Argentinian government has published an order that makes all industry with annual revenue above US$ 41 Million to produce at full capacity. If not, they will be fined.

    Source: Automotive Business    Read The Article

    PSR Analysis: As the Argentinian government sees a shortage of industrial products and related price escalation, it identifies reduced OEM production as the main cause of these shortages. However, it underestimates…

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  • MWM Launches Family of NG Engines

    MWM Engines and Power Gen, part of the Navistar group, has announced the launch of a new line of Acteon Engines powered by Natural Gas. The engine family has been developed in Brazil and features 4 cylinders and 6 cylinders with 4.8L and 7.2L displacement.

    Source: Automotive Business     Read The Article

    PSR Analysis: With this move, MWM meets Power Gen customers demand or NG powered Gen Sets and increases portfolio to attend OEMs aiming to launch NG powered vehicles and equipment…

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  • MAN Marine Engines Certified To Operate Globally

    Natasa Mulahalilovic
    Natasa Mulahalilovic

    MAN Energy Solutions, one of the leading marine engine manufacturers in the range between 730 and 2000 hp (5370 to 1397 kW), says that all of its engines now comply to the globally required major current emissions standards.

    All engine models from i8-730 to V12-2000 are certified with the US EPA Tier III, the EU IMO Tier II and RCD 2013/53/EC. The current China Marine Recreational Stage I standard has been upgraded to the Stage II based on the US Tier III standard requirements.

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