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Emission free working machines
Supervisor - emission-free working machines
What is important to consider - what are the success factors - when replacing traditional diesel-powered machines with emission-free alternatives?
What emission-free machines are there? Who has experience or can advise in connection with the purchase of individual machines or more comprehensive approaches such as an emissions-free construction site?
These are some of the questions this supervisor seeks to provide answers to. By gathering knowledge and referring to up-to-date sources, we want to lower the threshold for adopting emission-free machinery and equipment where this is possible already today. So, what are you waiting for? Let's go!.
Practical implementation
Examples of emission-free plant operations
Emission free working machines
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Financial support schemes
Tools and calculators
Background fabric
Some quick facts
Audience
The target audience for this supervisor is purchasers, project managers, project managers, suppliers and contractors who want to adopt emission-free machinery and equipment.
Emission free working machines
Work machines come in many varieties from huge dump trucks to hand-held tools such as hedge trimmers and chainsaws. Examples of some of the most common working machines in connection with construction work and municipal operations can be found in overview of Klima Østfold and Bellona's International Overview (English).
Emission free machines are defined in this Guide as solutions based on electricity (including both cable connection and battery, or a combination thereof), hydrogen (including battery-electric hybrid solutions) and biogas.
Briefly about the supervisor
The guide is prepared within the framework of Interreg project Cleancon (2019-2025) where the aim is to contribute to creating a larger Nordic market for emission-free machinery and equipment through the dissemination of information and expertise with regard to completed projects, as well as which emission-free alternatives exist and can be implemented already today.
