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The EHR by Himoinsa at the largest Rally Championship in Japan

The EHR | Battery Power Generator by Himoinsa was present at the largest Rally in Japan. The solution proposed, which integrates cutting-edge technology, was based on a Yanmar hydrogen fuel cell, responsible for supplying clean, high-performance energy at this world-class event.

Himoinsa signs agreement with Peak Gen Power

The agreement between Himoinsa and Peak Gen Power involves 10 units for the Capacity Market in the United Kingdom, which will be installed at one of the country’s first power plant that will use exclusively HVO fuel.

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AS Labruna launches the HEVOlution range of hybrid generators

The first model in the range, HEVOlution 80-37, made its world debut at the Metstrade in Amsterdam, the most prestigious international trade fair for nautical components, representing a decisive step towards innovative and environmentally friendly energy solutions.

Diesel of the Year 2025: dawn of the Hyundai DX05 & DX08

The Korean star is also reflected in the Diesel of the Year. South Korea is in the empire of industrial powers, cinema in the author anthology, K-pop in the playlist of teenagers. The 2025 edition is about Hyundai Infracore DX, 4- and 6-cylinder modular (BxS 110x132 mm), which have what it takes to ...

Alternative Engine Award: FPT under the sign of multi-fuel

An award that seems tailor-made for the XC13 by FPT Industrial. It is the Alternative Engine Award. The 13-litre has always been the star of the Cursor family and in the new X version it has been applied since its birth to IVECO trucks and, in the hydrogen version, has been on the ski slopes for thr...

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Himoinsa launches new battery power generator

Himoinsa EHR is an energy storage and distribution system that can operate stand alone, guaranteeing zero noise and emissions, or be integrated with diesel or gas generator, connection to public power grids and renewable energy sources such as solar panels, to ensure greater energy efficiency and op...

Himoinsa extends its stationary range to 90 kVA

Himoinsa extends its stationary range with the HSF65, HSF80 and HSF90 generator sets now available in both 50 and 60 Hz versions. The company is continuing to work on the development of new models to extend this range to higher power ratings.

Himoinsa and Yanmar to cooperate for low fuel consumption gensets

It’s no surprise at all that Himoinsa gensets are powered by Yanmar engines, since the Japanese engine manufacturer announced the acquisition of the global genset company back in 2015. Whether we are talking about a fruitful collaboration or not, it’s up to the concrete applications carried out by t...

Himoinsa in Ethiopia

Himoinsa in Ethiopia. How many times have we traveled around the world with PG’s Spanish experts? For example in Norway, Algeria, Ecuador and the UK. Now it’s time to go to the Horn of Africa. They say, those of Himoinsa: Himoinsa in Ethiopia: INSA headquarter The generator sets, located...

Himoinsa and extreme climates. Let’s see what happens in Norway

Himoinsa provides us with a vademecum on the adaptation of gensets to the extreme climates. The incipit contains the reference to Darwinism. «It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change», stated the Brit...

Himoinsa gensets help fighting the Covid-19 in Spain

How can Himoinsa gensets (here, a recent application in Turkey) help fighting the current pandemic? Easy to say, by ensuring an emergency supply in the event of a grid outage. Especially in those sites that are crucial in the efforts to combat the disease. One of these is the R&D Centre at the U...

Gensets and extreme climates. A white paper by Himoinsa

There’s quite a lot to say about gensets and extreme climates. In fact, the harshness of the environment can seriously affect a genset’s performance, so adapting it to the environment and taking a series of extra measures allows for top performance, regardless of where the project is carried o...
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