On November 25, 26 and 27, ENI, BMWT and ElaadNL will organize the first three-day test event for charging mobile electric construction equipment in the Elaad Testlab in Arnhem. 

This document aims to summarize the design requirements for zero emission machinery. These emerged from the real world experience gained by front-runners in the Netherlands since 2020. We also added the lessons learned relating to (public) clients in the Netherlands and how they can effectively stimulate the transition towards Zero Emission constructions.

Costs are key in constructions and Zero Emission constructions are more costly at the moment than conventional work. That hopefully changes in the future, but we have to deal with new cost drivers today. For producers and converting companies of equipment, it is key to understand the reality of its customers. ENI explains them in this animation and also offers its view on why diesel driven constructions are too cheap to start with. 

ENI has been invited to share our experiences at this international conference. We will attend in cooperation with Bouwend Nederland to support the scale-up of the ZE market of which the Dutch construction sector will benefit substantially.  

Berlin Germany on 22-23 May 2024

This recording of the first international ENI webinar explains why the transition to Zero Emission construction work is in full swing in the Netherlands, where we invest heavily in the development of electric construction machinery. Find here also the viewers' questions and answers.

This risk register has been drawn up in order to provide insight into the most commonly occurring, general risks and mitigation measures with regard to emission-free building site machinery. It is particularly intended as a reference guide and discussion document. When emission-free machines are deployed in a project, the risks must be separately assessed for the specific project. This document may serve as the basis for that purpose.

In a unique ecosystem of front-runners, ENI (Emission-free Network Infra) is working on the development of emission-free building sites. Members include contractors, suppliers, energy companies, lessors and machine manufacturers.

Recommendation for minimum standards and expectations of (converted) electrical building site machinery > 125 kW

VALUE CREATION OF EMISSION-FREE MACHINES

From the start, ENI has followed a number of infrastructure projects that have started working with emission-free equipment.

With this paper, we want to disseminate the experiences and insights that have been produced in the last two years to help parties in other countries to learn from those ZE pioneers. We specifically address the OEM manufacturer community, electricity utilities companies and public purchasers of construction works to take those valuable real-life insights on board.