Millenaar & Van Schaik, a transport company in road construction, is strongly committed to sustainability, partly due to government requirements regarding nitrogen emissions. The company has invested heavily in an electric fleet: 19 electric vehicles, with an increasing amount of electric road construction equipment as well. But finding electricity at the construction site itself is by no means a given. Without an on-site charging point, vehicles have to detour to a charging station elsewhere.

Bryntell deployed the CleanStar as a mobile charging site. The generator can be towed to the right spot on the construction site. This allows the 19 electric vehicles to charge during breaks or waiting periods, without wasting time driving to external charging stations.

The clean energy system comes to the construction site, rather than the other way around

By using biomethanol, the fleet can charge with virtually zero nitrogen, particulate matter and CO₂ emissions. The generators are ideally suited to both temporary use and long-term projects at sites with very strict environmental requirements, such as Natura 2000 areas.

Thanks to the CleanStar, Millenaar & Van Schaik’s fleet charges right at the construction site, exactly where and when power is needed. The vehicles remain optimally available by charging during natural breaks and waiting times. This allows the project to maintain maximum operational efficiency while minimizing its footprint on and around the site and reducing nitrogen emissions to nearly zero.