Rigid and Prime Mover Truck Electrification Project

Centurion Logistics

Location

Hazelmere, WA

Service

Power

Sector

Transport & Logistics

Expertise

Renewable-energy and heavy-vehicle fleet electrification infrastructure.

Since 2023, Cape Dunstans has led infrastructure delivery for Centurion Logistics’ $32 million rigid and prime mover truck electrification project in Hazelmere.

Co-funded by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency and Centurion Logistics, the project supports a groundbreaking trial of 30 electric heavy vehicles and is establishing a national benchmark for lower-emissions heavy transport.

Project delivery included:

Standalone microgrids incorporating 4.4 MW of rooftop solar generation and 10.3 MWh of battery-energy storage.

A hybrid power-supply system with diesel generation available to supplement renewable energy and provide operational reliability.

Smart energy and fleet-management software providing real-time monitoring, supporting lower emissions and reducing operating costs.

Previous Next

Let’s talk

We construct trenchless infrastructure through strong partnerships practical engineering and controlled construction.

Get in touch