The Bauma trade show, set to start on April 7 in Munich, Germany, will feature a significant shift towards electric and hydrogen-powered equipment in the construction and mining sectors. Julian Buckley from Power Progress International highlighted the transition from diesel to battery-powered machinery, with some exhibitors showcasing hydrogen power technology. Companies like ABB will introduce new electric motors tailored for specific applications to enhance efficiency and reduce emissions. Schaeffler plans to exhibit efficient electric drives and liner actuators for heavy-duty machinery, focusing on cost-effectiveness and long-term maintenance benefits. Volvo Penta will display its battery energy storage system supporting site electrification and reducing overall energy costs. Additionally, ZQuip from Moog Construction will address concerns about recharging times with a swappable machine power system that combines battery packs with a diesel engine for continuous electric power. The trade show promises a glimpse into the future of sustainable and innovative solutions in the construction and mining industries.