Shandong Lingong Electric Loaders Shine in Tibet, Promoting Green Development

Since the beginning of the Jiachen Dragon Year, Shandong Lingong's electric loaders have been flourishing across various regions, with a continuous stream of orders. Recently, three L956HEV and two L968HEV electric loaders, along with two E6205H excavators, were delivered to a state-owned cement plant in Changdu, Tibet, continuing to create value for users while contributing to environmental protection and a greener planet.

Rapid Growth in Electric Loader Sales

In 2023, the electric loader market experienced explosive growth, with total sales reaching 3,595 units, marking a 209.9% year-on-year increase and a market share of 6.4%, the market continued to expand.

At the beginning of the new year in 2024, the electric loader situation continued to improve. According to statistics from the China Construction Machinery Industry Association, the sales of electric loaders reached 370 units in January 2024, ushering in a "good start" in the new year.

With the continuous increase in the country's support policies for new energy and environmental protection industries, and the continuous innovation and upgrading of electric loader industry technology, the "green" trend of construction machinery has become unstoppable. Under this trend, Shandong Lingong continues to exert its strength in the field of new energy, strongly helping customers to reduce carbon emissions and energy conservation, and achieve green and high-quality development.

High Demand for Electric Loaders, Shandong Lingong Leading the Charge

Recently, seven Shandong Lingong machines, including electric loaders, were delivered to a state-owned cement plant in Changdu, the "pearl of Eastern Tibet." The equipment delivery was completed amidst the festive sounds of firecrackers and applause.

According to the plant manager, Changdu is located at an average altitude of over 3,500 meters, with numerous peaks towering above the snow line. The high-altitude environment presents significant challenges for equipment operations. Before making their purchase, the plant conducted multiple market surveys to evaluate the efficiency, endurance, and environmental performance of electric loaders.

After thorough investigation and comparison, the plant found reliable data showing that, compared to fuel-powered loaders of the same tonnage, electric loaders could save approximately 16% of costs in cement raw material extraction. This translates into substantial savings for the company annually.

The two electric loaders delivered are equipped with industry-leading three-electric systems and dual-motor, four-output transmission systems, paired with specialized upper and walking boxes. The load distribution is rational, ensuring high stability and compatibility. Integrated energy recovery and auto start-stop technology improve operational efficiency. With a charging time of just one hour, these loaders can work for 4-7 hours, offering clear advantages in terms of safety, charging and discharging, and endurance. These features combine the stability and reliability of traditional loaders with the fast response of purely electric loaders, winning the customers' trust and recognition.

Green Future: Shandong Lingong and You, Protecting the Planet Together

In recent years, Changdu has seized the opportunities presented by the "carbon peak, carbon neutrality" initiative, actively building the Eastern Tibet National Clean Energy Base. Local state-owned enterprises have led the way, with the bulk purchase of electric loaders being a strong response to environmental protection goals.

Shandong Lingong electric loaders, powered by batteries instead of fuel, significantly reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. In addition, the low noise and zero tailpipe emissions during operation provide a quieter and cleaner working environment. 

These electric loaders have already been delivered in large volumes, gaining broad market acceptance and customer approval. Looking ahead, Shandong Lingong will continue to focus on the "green track," assisting customers in their transition to green, low-carbon operations, and making a greater contribution to achieving the "dual carbon" goals.