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CJD debuts zero-emission equipment

by Lisa Korycki
February 5, 2024
in efficiency, Emissions reduction, heavy machinery, machinery, Material handlers, News
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Zero emissions, near silence, reduced vibrations, and a more comfortable work environment are some of the benefits of the new range. (Image: CJD Equipment)

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CJD Equipment introduces zero-emission construction equipment into Australia.

In an era of increasing environmental awareness and the need for decarbonisation, Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is leading the way, introducing its first zero-emission machines to the Australian market. 

The commercial expansion of Volvo CE’s range of electric machines aligns with the growing demand for sustainable practices and reinforces CJD Equipment’s commitment to transforming industry towards a greener future. 

CJD Equipment has proudly distributed Volvo CE’s products in Australia for more than 30 years.

Volvo CE’s introduction of zero-emission construction machines aims to deliver high-performing electric power while minimising environmental impact. These electric machines and accompanying charging solutions allow companies to achieve zero-emission job sites without compromising productivity.

Unleashing the power

As part of its commitment to a sustainable future, CJD Equipment is bringing a range of compact electric machines to Australia, including the ECR18 and ECR25 electric compact excavator and the L25 electric wheel loaders, with more models to follow in 2024. The first three machines will be commercially available early in 2024.

Volvo CE’s zero-emission machines introduced into Australia perform the same as their diesel counterparts but have additional advantages such as zero emissions, near silence, reduced vibrations, and a more comfortable work environment. 

These electric machines enhance the overall work experience, open new business opportunities, and help companies adhere to emission regulations.

“We are thrilled to announce the arrival of Volvo Construction Equipment’s electric machines in the Australian market,” says Grayden Leaver, Executive General Manager Sales and Marketing for CJD Equipment.

“Volvo CE’s commitment to leading the industry in this space reflects its proactive approach to meeting market demands. 

“Our partnership underscores a shared pride in leading the transition towards sustainable equipment, marking a pivotal step in shaping a more environmentally conscious future.” 

Sustainability Commitment 

As a world-leading manufacturer, Volvo CE recognises the need for collective action to combat climate change. The company aims to reduce its and its customers’ environmental footprints by developing and commercialising electric solutions. 

Volvo CE has set an ambitious goal to achieve net-zero value chain greenhouse gas emissions by 2040, with significant emission reductions as early as 2030.

Hayden Grant, National Product Manager Volvo Construction Equipment, says being part of the transition from ICE (internal combustion engine) to what we see today is remarkable.

“When first I started my apprenticeship, this would not have been considered in my wildest dreams,” Hayden says. “Seeing what Volvo has been able to deliver with these compact construction machines shows that it will be a bright future for our children and the dawn of a new chapter in construction equipment with Volvo.”

Charging solutions 

All Volvo CE’s zero-emission machines in Australia have charging solutions, allowing quick and efficient charging to ensure seamless operations. 

These machines are fast-charge ready, where an off-board solution can allow a complete charge in about one hour, enabling companies to plan their activities effectively. 

Volvo dealers collaborate with customers to calculate the expected operating time and provide the optimum charging solution tailored to their needs.

The availability of charging solutions also enables operation in noise-sensitive areas and outside standard working hours. Additionally, using electric machines eliminates the need for costly fume extraction systems, making them ideal for low carbon projects and indoor work sites.

The future 

Volvo CE’s introduction of zero-emission construction machines in Australia marks a milestone in the industry’s transition towards sustainability. By embracing electromobility, companies can reduce their carbon footprint, comply with emission regulations, and contribute to a cleaner and greener future.

“The launch of Volvo’s emobility construction equipment in Australia marks a significant step forward for sustainable  practices in the country,” says Reid Gibson, Product Manager Electric and Sustainable Technologies, Volvo Construction Equipment. “We believe that these machines will be a game-changer for the industry, and we’re excited to see how they will transform waste management projects across the country. 

“Through innovation and a commitment to customer success, Volvo CE is pioneering electric solutions that deliver both environmental benefits and high performance. As the industry evolves, the integration of zero-emission machines will become increasingly vital in achieving sustainable practices. Investing in zero-emission equipment demonstrates a company’s commitment to environmental stewardship and positions it as a leader in the industry.”

As more customers in Australia and worldwide prioritise sustainability, Volvo CE’s zero-emission machines are poised to drive the transformation towards a more sustainable and efficient sector.

For many years, CJD Equipment and Volvo CE have been supplying premium construction equipment tailored to the specific needs of Australia’s diverse industries. Their collaboration over 30 years has ensured the delivery of high productivity, fuel efficiency, and safety solutions, enabling machines to operate at peak performance.

CJD Equipment boasts an extensive national support network, guaranteeing comprehensive assistance regardless of location or time. 

For more information, visit: www.cjd.com.au

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