At GSV, we are committed to helping promote a construction industry that emits less CO2. That is why we are working hard to develop and offer solutions that make a difference – both for our customers and for future generations.  

If the construction industry is to succeed in reducing CO2 emissions, we must tackle this challenge across the entire supply chain.  

Our iMPAKT range consists primarily of the latest technology in battery-powered equipment, which emits neither particulates nor CO2. However, the iMPAKT range comprises not only machinery but also our charging solutions and our modules. At our iMPAKT City, which serves as a hub for customers and partners, we are establishing partnerships with the shared goal of building with lower CO₂ emissions. Together, we are developing digital solutions that help with oversight, reporting and alternative proposals for reducing CO₂ emissions.

Together, we are creating a better and more future-proof industry. That is why we have also launched various initiatives to foster partnerships, such as our ‘Construction of the Future’ conference, where we bring the industry together to discuss new technology and potential solutions. 

Louise Frendø, Sustainability Consultant, Sustainability, Communication & Marketing

Both our hybrid generators are compact and trailer-mounted. This makes them easy to transport and set up, and also makes them suitable for both temporary and permanent installations. Their user-friendly control systems make it easy to import data into our dashboard, which can be viewed on MitGSV. The hybrid generators in the iMPAKT series are available with either a 45kVA/22 kWh or a 90kVA/45 kWh power bank, which is primarily powered by a diesel engine and rooftop solar panels. Compared with traditional diesel generators, the hybrid generators reduce fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions by up to 85%, as the hybrid generator runs on battery power during periods of low load and only activates the engine when necessary. This makes hybrid generators well-suited to tasks involving lower loads over longer periods, but not for charging equipment, as this would drain the battery far too quickly and cause the generator to switch to diesel. 

Our trailer-mounted power banks are our green alternative to hybrid generators, for example if you need to carry out construction work with zero emissions. They are just as suitable for the same tasks as hybrid generators. 

At our iMPAKT Cities sites in Greve and Aarhus, we are developing joint solutions to reduce particulate matter and CO₂ emissions on Danish construction sites, in collaboration with our customers and partners. iMPAKT Cities serves as both a knowledge centre and a test centre, where we showcase selected electric machinery, modules, power banks and charging solutions for construction site infrastructure – and where we also demonstrate how our data and digital solutions act as a catalyst for the green transition. 

We are well aware that many of the country’s construction sites lack sufficient charging infrastructure to support this new development; that is why GSV has also invested in Clever’s mobile and flexible charging solution, which allows machines to be plugged in for charging during the lunch break and overnight. 

It is not the individual machine that makes all the difference; it is the way we organise the construction site, select the right machines and use them on site. This is where our digital solutions come into play: we optimise usage, monitor the machines and help our customers choose emission-free options. That is why we are ready to advise our customers across the country, as well as in our ‘Impakt Cities’, so that they get the solution that suits each individual project.