In September last year, Hercuton submitted a request for precast concrete piles. From the very beginning, one aspect was central: limiting emissions on the construction site. Together, a critical assessment was made of the equipment to be used and the possibilities of working with cleaner fuels and technologies. The option of using vibro piles within a fully electric project soon emerged. A great, sustainable step forward. In practice, however, the available power capacity on the construction site proved insufficient to carry out the entire project electrically.
By continuing to search together for a smart solution, a combination was chosen: one electric machine supplemented by a modern Stage V engine. In this way, a significant reduction in emissions was still achieved without compromising the progress and quality of the work. A great example of how collaboration, craftsmanship, and a solution-oriented approach lead to a sustainable and practical result.
