Electric construction equipment: An insider’s view

Leila Steed Editor, Demolition & Recycling International

15 August 2022

Switching from diesel to electric powered construction equipment - although expensive at the point of purchase - is one of the most immediate things contractors can do to minimise their impact on the environment.

But the founder and CEO of electric equipment manufacturer Conmeq, Boris Koot, says that knowing how to manage that equipment to best effect is important for both reducing a company’s carbon footprint, and for lowering the total cost of ownership (TCO) of the machine itself.

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