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Pan-United unveils Singapore’s first electric concrete mixer truck

The electric-powered truck, delivered last week from the machinery giant SANY features a sizeable 350 kWh battery

Singapore-listed concrete innovation leader, Pan-United Corporation Ltd has unveiled the country’s first electric-powered concrete mixer truck, marking a significant step in its commitment to sustainability.

The introduction of electric vehicles (EVs) represents a milestone in Pan-United’s journey towards becoming a carbon-neutral ready-mix concrete company by 2050, said the firm.

Using an electric-powered mixer truck will reduce the carbon footprint of transporting ready-mix concrete by 45 percent compared to a fuel-powered truck. Moreover, in a highly dense urban environment like Singapore, EVs can significantly reduce noise pollution.

Pan-United’s first electric-powered concrete mixer truck, painted in the company’s signature red and blue, highlights its forward-thinking approach. Mr. Ken Loh (羅嘉遜), CEO of Pan-United, expressed his enthusiasm: “Pan-United is excited to welcome EVs into Singapore’s built environment industry. We hope to eventually operate a substantial fleet of electric concrete mixer trucks for our day-to-day operations. This step marks an exciting new venture in exploring alternative fuel technology and a deepening commitment to accomplish Pan-United’s aim of being a carbon-neutral ready-mix concrete company by 2050.”

He further added, “Pan-United has actively been exploring ways to reduce our embodied and operational carbon emissions. This includes the use of alternative fuels and electric gensets in our operations to lower our carbon footprint. We will continue to actively explore new and innovative solutions and products to decarbonise and accelerate the global climate transition.”

The electric-powered truck, delivered last week from SANY, a Chinese multinational heavy machinery manufacturing company, features a sizeable 350 kWh battery. This battery provides up to 360 kW at peak power and takes two hours to achieve a full charge. For comparison, a typical Category A passenger EV with a battery capacity of 78 kW takes roughly half an hour to charge fully.

Pan-United’s initiative underscores its leadership in sustainable innovation within the construction industry, setting a benchmark for eco-friendly practices and technologies. This development is a testament to Pan-United’s dedication to reducing its environmental impact and leading the charge towards a greener future.

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