Construction sites will see an increasing need for further electrification in the coming years, as local and global climate targets for emission reduction are being imposed on the construction sector worldwide. Construction site operators, therefore, have a dynamically growing demand for energy to supply all-electric and hybrid construction machines with local emissions-free power, in line with the existing and upcoming emissions regulations.
The battery-based energy storage system "Liduro Power Port" (LPO) enables locally emission-free operation and charging of electrified machines and, thus, supports the reduction of overall emissions in cities. Emissions, such as engine noise, particulate matter, CO2 and others are still primarily caused not only by mobile machinery, but also by diesel generators.
Efficiency and market-leading power density
Construction sites often have limited access to grid supply, sometimes none at all. Therefore, the challenges on electrified construction sites are the operation of machines at maximum power, charging of numerous machines during break times, and smoothing of load peaks. With a current market-leading power and energy density, the LPO offers a highly efficient solution for the mobile supply of machines with a wide range of power and load peaks.
Starting from 2024, the series product will be available in various power ranges with up to 160 kW/ kWh. It can be charged at up to 32 A and deliver power to loads via multiple connections that can be used simultaneously: 16 A / 32 A / 63 A / 125 A. The LPO can also be charged and discharged at the same time. The energy and condition monitoring is handled via the local control and, additionally, via a remotely available app for smartphones and tablets.
Economy and mobility
The energy storage system can supplement an insufficient grid connection or be used as an isolated grid when there’s no available grid connection. By using the LPO as a supplement to the grid connection, the dimensioning of the grid connection power can be significantly reduced, as the energy storage unit covers the load peaks of the machines. In isolated operation, the LPO is a flexible and highly efficient solution: On construction sites, high load peaks and, on the other hand, longer periods with very low power requirements are common - for example, for lighting or small appliances. The mobile energy storage system supplies power on demand and without surplus, offering an optimal price-performance ratio. Compared to a diesel generator, which has a consistently high consumption of fossil energy regardless of its consumers, the LPO delivers power with a significantly higher efficiency and without idle phases.
The LPO can be transported to urban or peripherally located construction sites with an optionally available trailer chassis or standard trailers for user-friendly operation. On site, if required, it can be moved by crane or excavator, using suspension points, and lifted and moved from all sides by a forklift. The basic dimensions of the LPO are 2,434 x 1,520 x 1,433 mm (L x W x H) or 3,903 x 2,031 x 1,899 mm with a trailer.
