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Mack Trucks announced its entry into the specialized utility segment with a Mack MD Electric and Terex Utilities fully-electric bucket truck. The vehicle was showcased at NTEA Work Truck Week 2025.

Lead author Marcel Genet finds that the U.S. scrap reservoir already tops 4 billion tons "and keeps growing." The organization says EAF-made steel accounts for about 70 percent of U.S. production and ...

Mack Trucks and Terex Utilities have announced plans to reveal the next generation of their zero-emissions utility bucket trucks at Work Truck Week in Indiana later this month – and it looks ...

Enough domestic ferrous scrap is available for electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmakers to supply nearly all the steel the U.S. needs, and EAFs already produce the same high-quality steel as blast ...

Terex Utilities and Mack Trucks have partnered to field an electric bucket truck. Terex installed its Optima HR55 aerial device powered by the HyPower SmartPTO by Viatec on the Mack MD7 Electric ...

Terex Utilities will introduce a new generation of zero emission bucket trucks - truck mounted utility platforms - at the NTEA Work Truck Week in Indianapolis next week. The new unit coming off the ...

Mack Trucks has entered the specialized utility segment with a Mack MD Electric and Terex Utilities fully-electric bucket truck. The new offering pairs Mack’s electric Mack MD7 chassis with Terex’s ...

Downstate politicians have, over the last 12 years, made carbon free electricity in New York an impossible dream. First they closed the New York Power Authority built carbon free plant at Indian ...

The steel producer says EAF technology that melts “predominantly scrap steel” makes sense at the location because “there is an abundance” of ferrous scrap in the U.K., rather than requiring imported ...

The EAF will melt mostly scrap steel and will replace both blast furnaces which closed in Port Talbot last year. In its planning application Tata Steel said it had lost £4bn in Port Talbot since ...