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Dancing to the electric beat

By | November 22, 2023 10:42 am SHARE

Dancing to the electric beat
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The electric evolution of India’s construction and mining industries.

 In search of sustainability, the OEMs in the construction and mining sectors are embracing electric and hybrid equipment, setting the stage for a transformative shift towards a cleaner future.

Picture a scene in which massive machinery that once emitted smoke and noise buzzes with eco-friendly zeal. We are at a crossroads of transformation in India’s construction and mining industries, where innovation meets a dedication to sustainability. This isn’t just an evolution of an industry; it’s a revolution—a trip into the future in which every earth-shattering step is a step towards a cleaner, greener, and electrified horizon. As the sector reshapes, we join the innovators and pioneers writing this enthralling growth narrative, fusing technology and sustainability at every turn.

The dawn of a sustainable era

India’s construction and mining sectors are seeing a phenomenal increase, fueled by a thriving economy and ambitious infrastructure projects. The demand for equipment is increasing, which creates chances for domestic manufacture. Dimitrov Krishnan, MD of Volvo CE, astutely sums it up, “India’s robust economic growth and remarkable infrastructure developments are propelling the mining equipment sector towards substantial expansion.”

But this isn’t just about growth; it’s also about green evolution. Progress is built on sustainability, and electrification is the preferred method. The industry is shifting towards more environmentally friendly practices; as Williams R J, Managing Director of Hailstone Innovations, highlights, “The construction sector accounts for over 34 percent of energy demand and approximately 37 percent of energy and process-related CO2 emissions. A transformative shift towards sustainability within the industry is underway.”

Green shift

Environmental awareness has risen to prominence. To reduce emissions, the industry is embracing electric and hybrid engines and practises like fuel efficiency, lightweight materials, and recycling. Sustainability is not an option; it is a shared obligation. The industry eagerly embraces smart technology to optimise equipment for energy efficiency and make green practices a standard.

The power of technology

The tech-infused upheaval in the sector is redefining traditional operations. The Industrial Internet of Things, smart manufacturing, and artificial intelligence are all transforming the scene. It’s not just about efficiency; it’s also about long-term viability. “Connected equipment and tools, telematics, smartphone applications, autonomous heavy equipment, drones, robots, AR/VR, and 3D-printed buildings are now being deployed and utilised on worksites,” emphasises Amarnath Ramachandran, Managing Director of Arx Mining & Construction Equipment Pvt Ltd.

Telematics and data analytics are altering decision-making, ushering in a future where machines communicate and work to become smarter and more environmentally friendly.

Setting the standard

Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is at the forefront of the sustainability movement. With a global reach, Volvo CE blends sustainability with superior performance; its electric and hybrid equipment reduce emissions while boosting efficiency, as Dimitrov Krishnan, MD of Volvo CE, underscores, “Volvo CE is capitalising on growing demand in emerging markets, prioritising sustainability, and making substantial investments in research and development.”

Their approach reflects a broader industry philosophy: it’s not just about being green; it’s about being better.

Sustainability beyond machinery

The shift is a more comprehensive understanding of sustainability than just technology. It’s about lowering carbon emissions, generating employment, and promoting diversity. “The role of CE manufacturers in promoting a cleaner and more environmentally responsible future in India cannot be overstated,” suggests Amarnath Ramachandran, Managing Director of Arx Mining & Construction Equipment Pvt Ltd.

Construction equipment manufacturers are leading the way in advocating for environmentally responsible practices, economic prosperity, and sustainable infrastructure. It’s about building a more inclusive, greener, and brighter future than just business.

An electrified tomorrow

India’s construction and mining sector are charting a course towards a more sustainable and electrically powered future. Sustainability, electrification, and advanced technology are not just possibilities but essential cornerstones of the industry’s future. As India pursues its infrastructure goals, it is committed to a cleaner, more efficient, and environmentally friendly future. This green revolution is more than a fad; it is a transformation that will reshape the way we construct and mine, creating a sustainable legacy for future generations.

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