NIXON Hire has unveiled plans to showcase a fully operational live sustainable site setup at PlantWorx 2025 later this month.
As part of the Site Sustainability Showcase – a new feature designed to highlight the benefits of clean solutions – Nixon will demonstrate a range of full-service sustainable solutions running in real conditions.
Visitors will be able to experience a working replica of Nixon Hire’s Renewable Power Hub, a control centre designed, configured, and run by its technical support team. The system unifies separate assets into a single, digitally connected site. PlantWorx guests will be the first to experience the customer portal, which gives contractors live visibility and reporting of energy use, uptime, and emissions.
Alongside the six-bay modular building unit in which the Renewable Power Hub will sit, guests can explore Nixon Hire’s new 32ft Solar Wind Turbine Frame, designed to enable continuous clean power generation through solar panels and wind turbines, with integrated storage for surplus energy.
Also on display will be the Smartflow Energy Board for real-time monitoring and socket-level control, Eco Lync for managing site demand across solar, battery and generator, and two Solar Hybrid Generators in an interactive demonstration.
Brian Cornett, CEO of Nixon Hire, said, “I am excited for people to experience first-hand where site hire is heading. Our fleet is second to none, but our edge is how we configure and connect every asset into one flow of live digital insight and put it to work through our world-class experts.
“That blend of data, connectivity and craft helps us get ahead of issues, optimise performance and provide clear reporting that can be relied on. We handle projects from start to finish, so customers stay focused on the job while we keep the site running smoothly, cut waste and maximise value.
“Attendees at PlantWorx will feel the difference in how smoothly everything runs and how easy it becomes to make better decisions on the ground when you partner with Nixon Hire. It’s a new standard for sustainable sites and we look forward to sharing it.”
