New Holland Agriculture, a global brand of CNH Industrial, has been awarded a 2023 Green Good Design Award for its T7 Methane Power LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) prototype tractor.

The awards are organized by the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies. This special GREEN edition of GOOD DESIGN highlights important work that spearheads fully sustainable design, from new international products and buildings to construction and planning projects.

"The new T7 prototype furthers our leadership position in the quest for viable alternative fuels. This new LNG system provides four times the fuel storage of our T6 model, the world's first commercialized compressed natural gas tractor, which more than doubles the autonomy and creates more value for our customers," the manufacturer said.

"We partnered with Bennamann, a UK-based expert whose multi-patented approach converts fugitive methane to clean biofuel — helping support an energy independent and sustainable farm system. When the T7 prototype is integrated within this process, an operation's overall carbon footprint can be ‘better than zero.'"

Blending style, function and sustainability, the prototype features an all-new exterior with remodeled hood and updated lighting. Inside the cab, the operator will benefit from a range of improvements: a full-length skydome roof for enhanced visibility, the SideWinder Ultra armrest for greater comfort, a larger IntelliView 12-in. touchscreen, and ergonomically shaped seats.

The Green Good Design award recognizes a commitment to sustainable design that generates long-term value for customers.

For more information, visit cnhindustrial.com.

This story also appears on Agricultural Equipment Guide.

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