Ampd Enertainer Batteries for Tower Cranes

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This contractor hired three Ampd Enertainer batteries, to power three tower cranes. These batteries were initially trialled in Hong Kong and Singapore. Following their success, they came to the Olympia Redevelopment as the first deployment in Europe.

To date they have saved over 19t of carbon, and are estimated to save 192t of carbon in one year. They are 32x quieter and emit zero air pollutants compared to generators reducing noise and improving the air quality, benefitting site workers and the local community.

They eliminate diesel handling, spills and associated fire risks, as well as eliminating diesel deliveries to site, reducing Scope 2 and 3 emissions, improving site safety and logistics risks.

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Monitor Report. Laing O'Rourke. London. March 2023.

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Published 18 April 2023
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