Mobilis is building a water treatment plant in Beuningen, fully electric and with ultra-low on-site emissions. The bottleneck: the existing grid connection simply didn’t provide enough capacity for the heavy electric equipment required.

The CleanStar 250 provided the solution: 250 kW of continuous power, no nitrogen deposition, and enough energy to keep the construction site running autonomously for two weeks. This kept the project on schedule, without relying on the grid.

No nitrogen deposition, net-zero CO₂, independently tested.

It works similarly to traditional diesel solutions, but with ultra-low emissions. Ready to deploy immediately, with no long waits for grid upgrades.

Mobilis was the first civil engineering contractor to successfully use the Bryntell CleanStar on a construction project. This confirms that the solution proves its value in practice, on an active construction site.