Empower Your Sustainable Agenda With Data-Driven Decisions

Construction

Let’s prove the impossible possible

The construction industry has made the impossible possible throughout history. However, the industry has not been good enough to build with an eye toward sustainability.

Today, construction accounts for more than 38% of all CO2 emissions.

38%

The construction industry accounts for 38% of global CO2 emissions.

Data is the Key to Propelling Sustainability in Construction

Accurate, real-world data is critical in driving sustainable change. Sustainability is so much more than lower emissions and electrification, but to get on top of sustainability in your business, all possible sources must be identified and quantified. Let your data lead the way.

“There’s so much opportunity in construction, but in order to make change happen on the sustainability agenda, we need to make data useful for the entire industry. This requires us to get out of our own siloes and change the way we collaborate.”

Soren Brogaard

CEO at Trackunit

Sustainability -
Your License to Operate

The ability to measure and report on CO2 emissions is becoming ever more business-critical. More than a way to attract new customers and projects, it’s also a requirement for attracting scarce talent.

55%

of responding leaders believe sustainability will be essential to the viability of their business model by 2025

Source: TechFounders survey, 2020

92%

of S&P 500 companies published a sustainability report in 2020, up from 20% in 2011.

Source: Governance & Accountability Institute

88%

of responding millennials want to positively impact social and environmental issues through their job.

Source: Cone Communications Millennial Employee Engagement Study

Electrification

Read to Future-Proof Your Business

The ability to measure and report on CO2 emissions is becoming ever more business-critical. More than a way to attract new customers and projects, it’s also a requirement for attracting scarce talent. Source: Cone Communications Millennial Employee Engagement Study

Electrify Your Fleet

Smart charging systems are already a well-adopted model in cars, often integrated into vehicles directly. In construction equipment it could offer instructions on how to optimally charge across the entire fleet.

Rallying the ecosystem around extending battery range and battery life will drive down costs and optimize use of resources. This could be achieved through improved diagnostic tools, providing insights into battery health and charge, and charging behaviour.

Download our electrification whitepaper to learn more.

Battery Management

With the electrification of construction, new questions arise. How do I run my electric fleet in the best way possible?

Battery management will be an obvious critical factor. With optimized charge cycles, batteries are changed less, leading to lower energy consumption and longer battery life.

Turning Data into Action

Enabling the Construction Industry to Measure What Matters

Legislators, finance institutions, and citizens require sustainable construction practices.

Transparency

Measuring CO2 from each machine, jobsite, project, fleet, and company gives you transparency.

Overview

Knowing which operators have used your equipment, and when, gives you accountability.

Benchmarking

Benchmarking your footprint against m2 built on every other project gives you control.