Christchurch City Council: from grass to greatness
Christchurch City Council has managed an electric fleet revolution and is reaping big rewards.
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The EcoMow R96
EcoTeq electric zero-turn mowers 2.0: the latest updates
In the rapidly evolving landscape of commercial lawn maintenance, staying ahead of the curve requires more than just a quality product. EcoTeq electric zero-turn mowers are leading the pack.
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Mowing efficiency in Spring
Unpredictable weather? No problem. These tips will help with mowing efficiency..
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Authentic sustainability in a greenwashed world
Authentic sustainability comes from understanding the whole lifecycle of electric equipment.
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Batteries and electrification: sorting fact from fiction
Despite being leaders in sustainable initiatives, some councils harbour concerns around rechargeable batteries and their commercial applications. Here, we debunk common myths and shed light on how batteries and electrification can enhance local government operations.
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Navigating the challenges of electric fleet transition
Navigating the challenges of electric fleet transition – transitioning mower fleets from fuel to electric – has been growing in popularity among organisations who want to lower their carbon footprint and reach their sustainability goals, or those who contract to them. However, this transition often encounters hurdles that make it more complex.
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A business case for electric equipment
A business case for electric equipment includes a guide to cost ownership analysis.
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EcoTeq’s Mean Green Fury 32″ electric mower
EcoTeq’s Mean Green Fury offers up to seven hours of continuous operation on a single charge, and a twin-blade, 32″ cutting width make this mower a very attractive standup option for lawn-care professionals.
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Electric landscaping equipment is a quiet success
Electric landscaping equipment is transforming the soundscape of contract mowing and facilities, with electric mowers reducing noise pollution – and noise complaints.
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