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Established in 1981 and edited for engineering management, production, marketing, service and equipment operating management, and purchasing and corporate personnel. Also served are manufacturers of engines and related components, hydraulic components and systems, and systems controls and accessories. Contains technical reporting on the design, distribution and service of equipment powered by diesel, gasoline or alternatively-fueled engines outside North America. Includes information on equipment for construction, mining, forestry, agricultural, special purpose and turf maintenance equipment, trucks, buses and RVs; commercial and pleasure boats; and generator, welder, pump and compressor sets. Editorial is focused on new products, technology, legislation and developments in the field.

Power Progress (formerly Diesel Progress) covers the products, technology and industry news for all motive power applications.

Provides information on the power and power engineering industry and covers topics such as power management, power supplies, portable power, power conversion and correction, and power semiconductors and modules. Sections include Power Line, Power Player, and Market Watch.

Provides information on the power and power engineering industry and covers topics such as power management, power supplies, portable power, power conversion and correction, and power semiconductors and modules. Sections include Power Line, Power Player, and Market Watch.

The online counterpart for Power Systems Design magazine, provides information on the power and power engineering industries and covers topics such as power management, power supplies, portable power, power conversion and correction, and power semiconductors and modules.

Background and Format: Power Technology is a website which aims to cover the global energy industry, including renewable energy solutions and nuclear power. It features the latest news, views, industry project updates and trends. Sections on the website include: fossil, health and safety, market data, nuclear, O&M, renewable, T&D and technology. The website is aimed at senior engineers, managers and other leading technology decision makers. It is also aimed at members of the general public who are interested in the industry and, as such, stories should be relevant to a wider scope as well as specified sectors. Ad Rates: For advertising information please visit www.power-technology.com/contact-us/#accordion2

Power Transmission Engineering is the magazine of mechanical components. It’s written for industry professionals involved with the design, specification, purchase and end use of mechanical power transmission components, including design engineers, maintenance professionals, purchasing agents and systems integrators who build, develop and operate machines that use gears, bearings, motors, couplings, clutches, brakes, gearboxes, linear motion, fluid power, motion control and related mechanical components. Our articles cover all types of power transmission and motion control components, and they explore their use in a wide variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, packaging, material handling, off-highway, marine, industrial, chemical, oil & gas, mining, medical, energy, transportation, machine tools and many others. PTE DOES accept bylined articles/submissions, news items, story ideas, technical articles and opinions. If you have something you’d like to submit, the best thing to do is contact one of the editors with an idea. The Voices column provides readers the opportunity to express their opinions to the gear industry. Voices pieces typically range from 500-1,500 words, and they can cover any topic related to the gear industry. Send your Voices submission to the Managing Editor via e-mail. Almost all of the feature articles included in PTE are written by in-house editors. The best place to start is with the editorial calendar. If they're covering a topic about which you have special expertise or, if you have an idea for an article they haven’t included in the calendar, just contact the Managing Editor via e-mail. They welcome the submission of original technical articles that are educational, non-promotional and unbiased. They typically run 3–4 technical articles per issue, each in the range of 2,000–4,000 words in length.

Background and Format: Previously known as RIB International, Powerboat & RIB Magazine addresses the latest issues in the rigid inflatable boat (RIB) and powerboat world. Features include everything from tests, safety procedures, environment concerns, through to record breaking attempts and expeditions. Published seven times a year, each issue is designed to have a varied editorial content so that the issue appeals to all the readers from all sectors of the marine market. Powerboat & RIB Magazine is available in print edition, as well as a digital edition that can be viewed on mobiles and tablets. For any advertising enquiries call +44 (0) 1884 266 100.

Background & Format: Powerboat World is a website that covers latest news and boat tests from the around the world of leisure powerboats