E-LIFT
E-LIFT is our commitment to deliver a greener, more sustainable future — while providing cost-effective and time-efficient solutions tailored to support our customers.
Commitment to deliver
At Anatree Group Logistics we are constantly innovating and researching different solutions to best suit our project involvements. In doing this, we have worked with our team and partners to discover how we can improve our carbon footprint and work towards government and end-user targets for tackling climate change.
Our R Unit range is a game changer — electric tracked plant capable of transporting up to 4 tonnes. We are the first company in the country to provide a crane attachment for our R2 Unit, exhibiting our collaborative approach with our stakeholders and investment in sustainable strategies.
We are also heavily investing in electric vehicles such as vans and pick-ups. Our vehicles need to fit the profile of E-LIFT — towing capability is essential, so we can transport trailers with strategically selected E-plant, street furniture and other site deliveries or removals.
AGLive further supports E-LIFT. Electronic survey reports, site audits, job sheets and other business functions are produced via our system, reducing printing and paper waste. One inclusive logistical survey means no multiple surveys, alleviating site traffic and travel, and is delivered electronically straight from site for speedier collaboration on commercials and RAMS.
While E-LIFT offers alternative solutions, we are aware that more traditional services will still be required for many applications. Our core services remain an important element of our business — but our commitment to a carbon neutral future further emphasises the AGL team's problem-solving skills.
"E-LIFT demonstrates our commitment to deliver a greener, more sustainable future."
E-LIFT benefits
What changes on site when the plant, the vehicles and the reporting are all electric.
The range
Electric tracked units, crane attachments and an EV support fleet — specified around the load, the access and the site.
Solar charging
Our fleet and plant are charged from stored solar energy, on site and at our warehouse — less reliance on the grid, and no downtime waiting for power.
Solar energy stored using AGL approved portable solar panels. Fleet and plant charge while other site activities are taking place.
Our Solar Saver stores solar energy to charge AGL plant and fleet overnight, reducing reliance on the grid.
Quiet plant and vehicles allow unrestrictive working timings with minimal disruption to the general public.
Net zero
E-LIFT is built around the commitments our clients and their supply chains are already measured against.
The Net Zero Programme targets improved energy efficiency, greater use of green energy and reduced embodied carbon. The UK built environment accounts for around 25% of UK greenhouse gas emissions, and the global building industry 38% of total global emissions. 80% of new cars and 70% of new vans sold in Great Britain must be zero emission by 2030, rising to 100% by 2035.
The first UK network to commit to net zero operations by 2025, with net zero operations, products and supply chain by 2040. Suppliers need carbon reduction plans, science based targets, renewable energy and improved power efficiency.
BT Group has pledged to be a net zero emissions business for its own operations by the end of March 2031, cutting carbon emissions intensity by 87% against 2016/17 and transitioning the majority of its fleet to zero emission vehicles by 2030. All BT suppliers must meet its climate and environmental management requirements.
Vodafone is committed to net zero from its own operations by 2030 and across its supply chain by 2040, validated by the Science Based Targets initiative. Three has a pathway to net zero, embracing renewable electricity and electric vehicles.
Send us the load, the access and the site constraints and we'll price an E-LIFT solution against your traditional method.