Cavotec has unveiled PowerAccESS, a modular mobile battery energy storage system designed to support port crane electrification. As terminals face pressure to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions, they are increasingly looking for flexible power solutions.
Over the past day, reports have highlighted Cavotec’s launch of PowerAccESS, a modular and mobile battery energy storage system designed to support the electrification of port cranes. The product is aimed at terminals that need a flexible energy-storage option to make crane operations more stable and predictable.
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