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Skanska is working on the construction of the future E18 highway outside Oslo, Norway. To complete the Strand-Ramstadsletta stretch and to cover the high energy demand required on-site while meeting environmental goals, Skanska relies on a battery-based energy storage system from Atlas Copco for optimized power distribution and consumption.
Elise Roalkvam, Environmental Consultant at Skanska, emphasizes the need for sustainable solutions, stating, “We are witnessing a transformation in our industry, and Skanska must adapt and push towards more sustainable solutions. To achieve this, we are exploring alternative approaches to power supply, and that’s where battery-based systems come into play.” Roalkvam also highlights “The use of Atlas Copco energy storage system has changed our operations and how we work. We are still exploring new ways to make the most out of the potential this energy storage system has. For this project specifically, it has led to a reduction in fuel consumption, CO2 emissions, and noise levels.”
Using the ZBC 250-575 energy storage system from Atlas Coco, Skanska saves 340 litres of fuel per day, 4.2 tons of CO2 per week, and a total cost saving of 1,700 euros per week.