Customer Corner – The Generator Files : Wiluna Mining – Gold, Missing Millions And A Broken Back
Cummins found Blackham Resources in 2019 while the Australian gold miner was talking expansion. The pitch was perfect: more production
Customer Corner
TCAP coverage of those Cummins’ customers.
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : Fortescue – Dirty Power, Filthy Complaints
Cummins looked at Fortescue’s Cloudbreak mine and saw the perfect generator story: 1,500 kilometres from the nearest major power grid,
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : BAPCO – Backup Power For The Pumps, The Sack For The Workers
Cummins’ October 2025 case study celebrates 13 diesel generator sets spread across 12 BAPCO petrol stations in Bahrain, all designed
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : La Trobe University – Backup Power, Missing Pay
Cummins chose La Trobe University’s AgriBio complex as a showcase for sophisticated power engineering: gas and diesel generator sets talking
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : Walker & Son – Strict Emissions Regulations, Loose Fucking Permits
Cummins sold Walker & Son 50 megawatts of gas generation under a case study whose stated purpose included “adhering to
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : Wrigley Field – Three Megawatts For Safety, Federal Lawyers For Access
Cummins supplied Wrigley Field with three megawatts of standby power during the Chicago Cubs’ great stadium renovation and celebrated a
Customer Corner : Indian Railways – 296 Dead, E. Coli In The Water And A Cummins Press Release
Earlier today, on X – link now in the menu if you’re reading on mobile – I took a swipe
Cummins Confidential : Reactionary Mode Continues – Another Customer Loses Its Name
TCAP found the Cummins case studies archive, pulled more than 200 customers out of its 464-entry corporate filing cabinet and
Customer Corner : Elko Gold Mining – Cummins Honestly Definitely Finds A Million Dollars Down The Back Of An Engine
Gold mining has always required imagination. First, somebody must look at a mountain and see jewellery. Then an industrial fleet