The Cost Challenge: Affording New, More Efficient Equipment
Meeting sustainability expectations often means upgrading to next generation equipment or improving the efficiency of what you already own. Either way, there’s a capital investment required.
Electric and hybrid machines, along with models featuring advanced emissions-reduction technologies, can carry a higher price tag than traditional equipment. In many cases, the total investment includes more than the machine — it may require new infrastructure on your site, such as charging stations, upgraded electrical service or storage solutions for alternative fuels.
These added costs may make it tempting to delay upgrades. But the longer you wait, the more it could cost your business. Outdated equipment may disqualify you from certain jobs, expose you to regulatory fines or drive up operating costs through excessive fuel use and maintenance issues. What seems like a savings today could become a liability tomorrow.
Strategic financing can help you manage costs, protect cash flow and stay competitive — without putting your sustainability goals on hold.