Claas is at the forefront of sustainable agriculture solutions by developing innovative technologies that reduce emissions in the sector. The company's focus on electric powertrains for smaller vehicles like telehandlers and hydrogen engines for heavy-duty machinery signals a commitment to environmental responsibility. Collaborating with industry leaders in a research project funded by Germany’s Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, Claas is exploring the potential of hydrogen engines in agricultural equipment to achieve robust, efficient, and low-emission performance. Additionally, Claas supports alternative fuels such as HVO diesel, which provides a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions compared to traditional diesel. The company is also investing in fully electric solutions, like the Scorpion telehandler concept, tailored for farmyard tasks. Dr. Martin von Hoyningen-Huene, Claas’s Chief Technology Officer, highlights the importance of choosing the right technology for specific applications, advocating for electric drives in lower-power scenarios and emphasizing the necessity of hydrogen and sustainable fuels for high-performance agricultural machinery.