At MINExpo 2024 in Las Vegas, Cummins reiterated its commitment to advancing sustainable solutions in the mining industry through bridge technologies. Molly Puga, the executive director at Cummins, emphasized the role of power solutions in reducing emissions effectively while maintaining performance for miners. The focus was on the importance of implementing solutions with a low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) that can support varied Environmental Sustainability Goals. While acknowledging the potential of zero-emission technologies in the long term, Cummins highlighted the current limitations such as infrastructure availability, high upfront costs, and equipment performance. The company plans to continue investing in its internal combustion engine range while advancing its Destination Zero strategy for mining, specifically focusing on hybrid and clean fuel capabilities as bridge technologies. These pathways offer fuel savings, emissions reductions, and the flexibility to adapt to future needs. Cummins also showcased dual-fuel technology allowing the use of ethanol or methanol alongside diesel, further contributing to emissions savings. The company's hybrid power units feature a modular approach, enabling both first-fit and retrofit applications, leading to additional emissions benefits. The emphasis on bridge technologies like hybrid solutions is driven by the potential for significant fuel efficiency improvements and carbon reductions, with projections showing up to 15-20% enhancements currently achievable. Cummins is confident that these technologies will play a crucial role in achieving environmental and economic benefits for mining operations while aligning with their Destination Zero strategy.