Does Caterpillar offer energy as a service?

For North American applications, Caterpillar offers Energy as a Service (EaaS) using technologies that automatically dispatch customers’ on-site assets to generate and store energy at the optimum times for maximum cost savings.

What is Caterpillar 'technicians for Africa'?

Caterpillar provides the "Technicians for Africa,” an online learning platform to provide the basic technical skills required to pursue a career in machinery maintenance, operation or another role in the construction industry. To watch videos, click on the Cookie Settings link and accept Targeting cookies Cookie Settings.

Where is Caterpillar based in Africa?

Our locations in Africa include our Johannesburg, South Africa parts distribution facility. The Caterpillar Foundation has invested more than $65 million since 2010 in Africa. These investments have benefited hundreds of thousands of people with access to education, clean water, sanitation and microfinance.

Does caterpillar sell in Africa?

Caterpillar’s connection to Africa spans more than 100 years. Our dealers cover over 50 countries with a presence in nearly 150 cities, plus more than 15,000 employees combined between Caterpillar and our dealers.

When did Caterpillar start working on the Managil Irrigation Project?

Starting in 1957, Cat machines begin work on the construction of the Managil Irrigation Project. Eighty-eight Caterpillar machines and three Caterpillar engines helped construct a 160-mile canal from the Blue Nile to turn 300,000 acres of desert land into fertile fields. Cookie Settings.

When were caterpillar tractors exported to Africa?

Caterpillar tractors exported to Africa, 1926. By the 1920s, Parenin was selling Holt Caterpillar track-type tractors and combine harvesters across Tunisia, Morocco, and Algeria.