Electric construction machines have existed for decades, particularly in underground mining where cable-driven machinery has been standard for some time already. Larger cable-powered machines also remain common in open-pit mining and quarry operations. What marks a significant shift in today’s market, however, is the growing availability of battery-powered construction machines and battery electric vehicles (BEVs) that remove the need for cable connections entirely. This enables more flexible deployment across a variety of construction environments, especially in urban areas and infrastructure projects with strict emissions regulations.

Content
03 Introduction
04 Terms and definition
05 Variants
06 Method
07 Market as of Today
08 Hydrogen and alternative fuels
09 Batteries
10 Battery size
11 Sustainability and adoption trends
12 Reusing and recycling
13 Residual Values
14 Value Construction of a BEV Excavator
15 Valuation curves
16 Future Outlook: A Multi-Technology Landscape