Select and Zenobē join forces to supply construction sites with clean power

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New partnership will use second-life batteries to act as temporary power sources and alternatives to fossil-fuel powered generators

Construction plant hire business Select has today announced it has joined forces with energy storage specialist Zenobē in a venture which will see it supply construction sites with clean power using refurbished...

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