PowerUp develops mobile energy systems that physically distribute electricity to where it is needed.
Our Battery Energy Distribution System (BEDS) helps replace fossil fuel usage and supports electrification by moving swappable battery capacity between locations, vehicles, and equipment.
Instead of forcing all energy demand into peaks on fixed infrastructure, we add a flexible mobile layer that can support construction sites, operational fleets, utilities, and off-grid users. Batteries are charged when and where capacity exists and then deployed when and where energy is required.
Many decarbonisation strategies rely on large infrastructure upgrades, new charging installations, or significant operational changes. These can be expensive, complex, and slow to implement.
We work with organisations to explore how mobile battery distribution can simplify parts of that transition, allowing electrification to begin sooner while reducing infrastructure constraints and operational disruption.
For organisations exploring electrification, our typical entry point is a desktop feasibility study. This assesses how BEDS could support fleet electrification, site power, and operational energy needs while working alongside existing grid connections, home charging, depot charging, and renewable energy projects.
We are particularly interested in speaking with organisations willing to explore a simple question: how could your product, project, or operation benefit from being able to import or export energy without relying entirely on the grid?