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Allye MAX: power where the grid falls short
Flexible energy storage at the lowest system cost, built from the EV batteries already on our roads.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the units shown.
0:00 In a mountain valley, a blue pick-up tows a patchwork-coloured trailer marked “ALLYE” and “MAX300” along a winding road. The number plate reads “MAX300”.
0:08 Overhead close-ups of an EV battery pack.
0:12 On a building site, an orange-and-blue “ALLYE MAX500” unit stands near excavators and a tower crane. A worker in a hard hat plugs its charging cable into an excavator.
0:20 A hook-lift lorry carries an “ALLYE MAX1000” unit across the site and sets it down.
0:28 A close-up of a battery pack marked “SN 003-269” with orange cables.
0:30 A film crew works beside an ALLYE trailer in a studio; actors in period costume walk past it in a Georgian street.
0:38 An aerial view of an electricity substation, then an ALLYE unit beside a covered lorry charging area with red and blue lorries.
0:44 White vans by a charger marked “MAX300”; a worker plugs in a connector marked “HPC”.
0:56 Aerial views: an industrial estate, an ALLYE unit at a motorway services and at a warehouse, rows of units beside a large building in farmland, and two units outside a solar-roofed factory.
The MAX range: four systems from 328kWh to 1.5MWh
One platform. The architecture, software, safety systems and support are common to every MAX.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the units shown.
0:00 On a building site with tower cranes and excavators, a cube-shaped “ALLYE MAX500” unit.
0:04 A long ALLYE unit beside a covered lorry charging area with red “Scania” and blue lorries under the canopy.
0:08 In a Georgian street, actors in period costume walk past a patchwork-coloured ALLYE trailer while a film crew works.
0:12 An overhead view of ALLYE units beside a car charging area; a white car and then a blue car park in the bays.
0:16 A worker takes a charging cable from a charger marked “MAX300” and walks towards a white van.
0:18 Back on the building site, a worker plugs a charging cable from the MAX500 unit into an excavator.
0:24 Two units marked “ALLYE MAX1000” stand outside a large grey factory. The camera rises to show solar panels on its roof.
Use your own power. Cut your bill.
Battery storage for commercial and industrial sites that stores your solar, cuts peak and capacity charges, and earns from the grid.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on signs and units shown.
0:00 An aerial view over a large industrial estate with rows of factory buildings, many with solar panels on their roofs.
0:04 Inside a factory, a yellow robot arm works in a glass-walled cell. Two “ALLYE MAX1000” units fade in over the scene.
0:10 Two MAX1000 units stand outside a large grey factory. The camera rises to show solar panels covering its roof.
0:18 The entrance of a motorway services with “roadchef”, “Costa” and McDonald’s signs. A car drives past and people walk in and out.
0:22 A patchwork-coloured ALLYE unit stands next to EV charging bays outside the services building.
0:24 Inside, a seating area with tables and a food counter, then a “Costa” sign.
0:28 A MAX1000 unit stands beside a supermarket building, seen from the side and then from directly above.
Power the site. Not the diesel bill.
Hybrid battery power for tower cranes, plant and site welfare, with a much smaller generator or none at all.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the unit shown.
0:00 An overhead view of a small building site, with a dumper, a digger and a white generator-sized unit next to a dug foundation.
0:02 On a large building site with tower cranes, an orange, blue and white unit marked “ALLYE MAX500” stands on the ground while excavators work behind it. A worker in a hard hat walks past.
0:08 Two tower cranes lift materials onto a block of flats under construction.
0:14 An excavator digs into a heap of rocks.
0:18 A worker in a hard hat and high-visibility vest walks to the MAX500 unit, takes a charging cable from its side and plugs it into an excavator.
0:26 The film fades to black.
Bridge the wait for the grid. Without diesel.
Battery power that runs extra load on the supply you already have, until the new connection arrives.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the units shown.
0:00 Two long orange, blue and white units marked “ALLYE MAX1500” stand on a concrete plinth beside a grey building with large cooling equipment on its roof.
0:06 A row of MAX1500 units seen from above.
0:08 An aerial view of a long low building in open farmland, with rows of patchwork-coloured units lined up on a concrete pad next to it. The camera slowly circles the site.
0:14 A line of MAX1500 units stands along the front of a modern building with glass walls.
0:18 Close to one end of the row, showing “ALLYE MAX1500” on the unit’s door.
Charge your fleet. Skip the grid upgrade.
Battery-buffered DC fast charging, up to 1.28MW, from the supply you already have.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the units and vehicles shown.
0:00 A long orange, blue and white ALLYE unit stands beside a covered lorry charging area. Red “Scania” and blue lorries marked “Electric” are parked under the timber canopy. A man walks past.
0:08 An overhead view of two ALLYE units next to wall chargers and parking bays marked with EV charging symbols. A white car is charging; a blue car pulls into the next bay.
0:12 White vans are parked in a row outside a business unit, next to a patchwork-coloured ALLYE unit and a charging post.
0:16 A worker takes a charging cable from a charger marked “MAX300” and walks to a van.
0:18 A close-up of a vehicle’s charging socket, then the connector being pushed in.
Quiet on set. And on the fuel bill.
Near-silent battery power for film, TV, live broadcast and events.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on signs and units shown.
0:00 The outside of a film studio building, with signs reading “Pinewood Studios”, “Setting the stage since 1936” and “The Sean Connery Stage”.
0:02 Inside a large white studio, a crew sets up lights and a camera on a dolly beside a patchwork-coloured trailer marked “ALLYE”.
0:04 In a cross-fade, a camera operator films on set, with the word “Reportagem” visible in the foreground.
0:06 From above, a large crowd at a night-time concert, then a stage lit in purple and white.
0:10 In a Georgian street, actors in period costume stand beside the ALLYE trailer while a film crew works. A couple in costume walk past it, then along the street past parked production lorries.
Stay under your limit. Stay open.
Battery power that adds capacity at peak, so busy sites stay within their supply and never trip.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 A motorway services building on a sunny day. In front of it are EV charging posts with blue charging bays, and a patchwork-coloured battery unit marked “ALLYE”.
0:04 The camera moves around the unit. Its side reads “ALLYE” and “liberated.” in blocks of pink, blue, purple and red. People and cars pass the charging bays behind it.
0:10 A charging post and parking signs stand next to the bays, with the unit to one side.
0:12 A drone rises from the unit over the roof of the services building, into the low sun.
0:16 The view opens out over the building to a lake and hills beyond.
Hire out hybrid power. Burn half the fuel.
Hybrid battery systems for rental fleets: smaller generators, longer service intervals and simple transport.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on signs and units shown.
0:00 At night, a patchwork-coloured unit marked “ALLYE”, “liberated.” and “Energy” stands beside a path lined with brightly lit Christmas trees and light tunnels, with visitors walking through.
0:06 In the courtyard of an old stone mill, a sign reads “Gibson Mill”. A patchwork-coloured ALLYE unit stands beside a gazebo, picnic benches and bunting, with guests in smart clothes walking past.
0:14 On a building site surrounded by tall blocks of flats, a tower crane works behind an orange, blue and white unit marked “ALLYE MAX500”.
0:18 The camera moves closer to the MAX500 unit, showing its control panel and safety labels.
Keep the power on. Lose the diesel.
Battery standby power for estates, gardens, zoos and heritage sites, that earns its keep when it is not needed.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on signs, vehicles and units shown.
0:00 At night, on a misty city rooftop among tall office towers, a patchwork-coloured unit marked “ALLYE” stands among rooftop plant.
0:04 An aerial view of a brick sports hall with a white roof, surrounded by autumn trees. Two patchwork-coloured units stand against its wall.
0:10 Behind a supermarket with a “Sainsbury’s” sign on its roof, a unit marked “ALLYE MAX300” stands beside a white marquee, protected by yellow bollards. A lorry marked “Sainsbury’s” drives in behind it.
Keep homes powered. Without the diesel.
Battery power for network maintenance, emergency response and constrained connections.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the units and vehicles shown.
0:00 An aerial view of a large electricity substation, with solar panels along one side.
0:04 On a residential street, a pink, red, blue and white unit marked “ALLYE” is mounted on a trailer next to a green electrical cabinet, behind green safety barriers. Cars are parked along the road.
0:10 The trailer seen from the street, with a blue “keep left” sign and barriers around it, among houses and trees.
0:14 Views from above and close-up of the unit, with cables running from it to the cabinet.
0:18 The unit with its door open and cables connected, next to a van marked “Electricity Networks” and the green cabinet.
Afanti: Live sport broadcast on renewable power
9 hours of live sport broadcast, diesel-free.
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A film with no sound or captions; the text below is what appears on the equipment.
0:00 A white trailer-mounted battery unit is parked on a paved square outside a glass office building. Its side reads “afango”, “go green › go afango” and the web address “afango.com”, with the name “Nessa”. A sign beside it, partly cut off, reads “Marine … Emission Charter … First MCA Certified … Electric Boat for Film & TV”.
0:04 At dusk, outside a stadium with a large steel mast, the same unit stands beside a blue “afanti Facilities” van and a large outside-broadcast truck.
0:08 Close-ups of the unit’s side: “afango”, the web address “afango.com”, “Nessa” and the line “Grymuso Ffilm a Theledu ar gyfer dyfodol Sero Net”, with the English “Film and TV for a Net Zero future”.
0:14 A TV crew with a shoulder camera and a sound recordist films an interview in front of the unit on an outdoor site.
0:18 The unit, marked “A part of afanti” and “Nessa”, stands at the edge of a busy outdoor family event with gazebos and a crowd sitting on the grass.
Collins Earthworks: Electric trucks charged between quarry and site
£2,500 a week saved in diesel on electric trucks.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 Aerial shots of a large earthworks site. Two Collins-branded Volvo excavators load articulated dump trucks with soil. A blue-and-white Collins-branded unit stands on the ground behind them.
0:08 At a quarry, two white-and-blue Collins tipper lorries with “ELECTRIC” on their cabs are parked on a concrete pad beside a Collins-branded unit with charging cables and a screen on its side.
0:12 A man in an orange Collins high-visibility jacket walks up to the unit, taps its touchscreen and plugs in a charging connector. The screen lights up with a charging display.
0:18 An electric Collins tipper lorry raises its trailer and tips gravel onto a heap, while an excavator works the pile beside it.
Horizon Plant: Hybrid power for tower cranes, with 70% less fuel
70% less fuel £1,500 a week saved per tower crane.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 A low-angle time-lapse of a tower crane between brick and glass buildings on a city building site, with clouds moving fast overhead. Units marked “GH Energy Rentals” stand at the foot of the crane.
0:12 In a basement level, a large silver unit reads “GH Energy Rentals”, “Hybrid Power”, “generatorhire.ie” and “T: 01-897 5290”. Cables run across the floor past barriers and traffic cones.
0:16 A fenced compound of stacked white modular cabins on a cleared site, with a red generator, a yellow unit and a small white unit connected by cables, and a lighting tower.
0:22 A woman walks past a “Dublin Zoo” map sign.
0:24 A GH Energy Rentals unit stands next to a black enclosure behind a fence, then the camera rises over a penguin enclosure where penguins walk along the edge of a pool and swim.
JLR: Off-grid EV charging from JLR's own Range Rover packs
£5k saved per event, charging EVs off-grid.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 A grey Range Rover tows a trailer carrying a large grey cube along a country lane. The cube’s side reads “JLR” and “2nd Life Battery Energy Storage System”, with a line diagram labelled “Range Rover”, “Battery”, “PHEV”, “EV Ecosystem Circular Economy”, “2nd Life Reuse” and “Recycled”, and the materials “Nickel”, “Lithium”, “Cobalt” and “Other”.
0:04 Aerial shots follow the car and trailer along the lane from above.
0:10 Inside a factory, two workers push a trolley carrying a white battery pack past a production line of Range Rover vehicles.
0:12 In a car park outside a modern building, the cube’s doors are open, showing shelves of battery packs. A man in a black padded jacket connects a portable charger to a dark Jaguar car.
0:18 At a grassy site, the open cube stands beside Land Rover Defenders. A man in a “Land Rover” T-shirt plugs a charging cable into a Defender.
J&M Murdoch: DC fast charging from a 32A supply
£300k grid upgrade deferred, live in a day.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 A red-and-white skip lorry drives along a wet road towards the camera.
0:02 Close-ups of the lorry: “Murdoch Recycling”, the phone number “0141 580 6322”, the “JM” logo and a side panel reading “Electric Ted” and “The Way Ahead” with a cartoon bear.
0:06 Beside a fence, a dark electric car is plugged into a white charging post. Next to it stands an open-fronted battery cabinet holding four stacked battery modules.
0:12 In a yard in front of a large old mill building, the skip lorry lifts a skip on its arms while a worker in orange high-visibility clothing watches. The lorry’s number plate is “EL07 TED”.
0:18 The lorry turns in the yard past other Murdoch lorries.
0:24 Back at the charging site: the car charging, the charging post and the battery cabinet.
0:28 Next to the lorry, the worker takes a charging connector and plugs it into the lorry’s charging socket.
Lower Thames Crossing: Electric excavators, charged with no grid connection
>£30k a week saved in diesel and generator costs.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 A wide view of a busy construction site under a blue sky: black containers branded “SiteCharge”, a blue tractor, a white pick-up, vans and site fencing, with excavators working in the distance.
0:04 A worker in orange high-visibility clothing operates the control panel of a black “SiteCharge” container mounted on a trailer behind the tractor.
0:08 A Volvo “EC230” excavator marked “Electric” is parked beside a SiteCharge unit on a gravel pad.
0:12 Two green excavators with red-and-white chevrons and “Lower Thames Crossing” on their sides stand either side of a SiteCharge unit. A worker in a white hard hat and orange high-visibility clothing walks between them and connects a charging cable. A label on one machine reads “CCS2” and “SiteCharge”.
OnBio: Near-silent power on set and on location
£1,000 a week saved on power on set and location.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 An aerial view of a white trailer unit being towed along a city street past a car park.
0:04 The trailer, marked “Orb 300 kWh”, stands inside red safety barriers beside an orange JLG boom lift, in a busy public square in front of a large brick building with a tall chimney.
0:10 In a curved street of Georgian stone houses, a period drama is being filmed: actors in historical costume, a horse-drawn carriage, a crew gazebo and lighting, with the Orb unit parked at the kerb.
0:18 On open moorland, the Orb unit, marked “Power Logistics”, “Orb 300 kWh”, “Powered by good energy” and with a “4Y 3536” hazard label, charges a pale blue car through a charging post.
0:22 At night, the unit stands under a green gazebo reading “OrbBio Powered by good energy”, next to a camera crane and studio lights on an outdoor set.
Roadchef: Peak support that keeps the motorway services open
£120k saved in year one from peak support.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 A motorway services building on a sunny day. In front of it are EV charging posts with blue charging bays, and a patchwork-coloured battery unit marked “ALLYE”.
0:04 The camera moves around the unit. Its side reads “ALLYE” and “liberated.” in blocks of pink, blue, purple and red. People and cars pass the charging bays behind it.
0:10 A charging post and parking signs stand next to the bays, with the unit to one side.
0:12 A drone rises from the unit over the roof of the services building, into the low sun.
0:16 The view opens out over the building to a lake and hills beyond.
MAX1000 battery energy storage
MAX1000 delivers close to 1MWh and up to 840kW, with integrated DC charging up to 1.28MW. It can be a permanent, semi-permanent or fully mobile installation, redeployed wherever power is needed.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the units shown.
0:00 In a plain white studio, the camera circles a large orange, blue and white unit marked “ALLYE MAX1000”, with vents, a control panel and an A-shaped lifting frame at one end.
0:10 Two MAX1000 units stand outside a large grey factory. The camera rises to show solar panels covering the factory roof.
0:16 From above, a MAX1000 unit, with “ALLYE” on its roof, stands beside a car park where cars charge under solar canopies.
0:24 On a building site, a lorry carries a MAX1000 unit, then its hook-lift arm lowers the unit to the ground, showing two charging connectors on its end. The lorry drives away.
0:34 The unit stands beside a supermarket building with shopping trolleys outside.
0:36 An overhead view of the unit’s roof, marked “ALLYE MAX1000”.
MAX1500 battery energy storage
MAX1500 delivers 1.5MWh and up to 1.26MW for the most demanding sites, from data centres to depots and major infrastructure, with integrated DC charging up to 1.28MW. Parallel units for more power.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the units shown.
0:00 In a plain white studio, the camera circles a long orange, blue and white unit marked “ALLYE MAX1500”, with vents, a control panel and an A-shaped lifting frame at one end.
0:10 An aerial view of a large low building in open countryside, with rows of patchwork-coloured units lined up on a concrete pad beside it. The camera slowly circles the site.
0:20 A MAX1500 unit stands beside a long covered lorry charging area. Red “Scania” and blue lorries marked “Electric” are parked under the canopy.
0:26 Two MAX1500 units stand on a concrete plinth beside a grey building with cooling equipment on its roof.
0:32 A row of MAX1500 units seen from above, then a close-up of the “ALLYE MAX1500” lettering.
MAX300 battery energy storage
MAX300 delivers 328kWh in the footprint of a parking bay. On-grid, it boosts a constrained connection, stores solar and cuts energy costs. Off-grid, it replaces or works alongside a diesel generator, and it tows to the next site on a standard licence.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the unit shown.
0:00 In a plain white studio, the camera circles a compact patchwork-coloured unit in orange, purple, beige, blue and white, marked “ALLYE”, “MAX300” and “Energy”.
0:10 In a mountain valley, a blue pick-up tows the unit on a trailer along a winding road. Close-ups show “liberated.”, “MAX300” on the trailer frame and the number plate “AL74 LYE”.
0:18 At a motorway services, a unit in pink, blue, purple and red, marked “ALLYE” and “liberated.”, stands next to EV charging bays.
0:26 In a Georgian street, actors in period costume stand beside the trailer while a film crew works. A lamp on a lift and a large diffuser screen are set up nearby.
MAX500 battery energy storage
MAX500 delivers 492kWh and up to 420kW, with integrated EV fast charging up to 480kW. It is powerful enough for heavy plant, fleets and events, and compact enough to place almost anywhere.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the unit shown.
0:00 In a plain white studio, the camera circles a cube-shaped orange, blue and white unit marked “ALLYE MAX500”, with a control panel on its side.
0:04 A MAX500 unit stands beside a row of lorries at charging posts outside a warehouse with solar panels on its roof and wind turbines behind.
0:14 An aerial view of a MAX500 unit outside a warehouse in a business park, with a white van parked next to it.
0:22 On a building site with tower cranes and excavators, a MAX500 unit stands on the ground. A worker in a hard hat and high-visibility vest walks past with a clipboard.
0:28 The unit’s side has two charging cables. A worker takes one and plugs it into the charging socket of an excavator.
Tow it, lift it or drop it. Power anywhere.
How MAX is deployed: towed on a trailer, lifted by crane or dropped by hook-lift.
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A film with no sound; the only text is on the units shown.
0:00 In a mountain valley, a blue pick-up tows a patchwork-coloured trailer unit marked “ALLYE” along a winding road.
0:02 Side and close-up views of the trailer as it passes: “liberated.”, “MAX300” on the trailer frame, and the number plate “AL74 LYE” on the back.
0:08 On a building site, a lorry with a hook-lift carries a large orange, blue and white unit marked “ALLYE MAX1000”.
0:10 The hook-lift arm tilts the unit backwards off the lorry.
0:14 The unit’s end rests on the ground, showing two charging connectors in a panel and the text “ALLYE MAX1000”.
First life on the road. Next life on the grid.
MAX is built from EV battery packs that keep their original battery management and liquid cooling.
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A film with no sound or captions.
0:00 A dark electric saloon car drives along a winding hillside road. The camera follows close to its front wheel, then from the driver’s view, then from above as the road winds along a hillside in low evening light.
0:06 The car drives away along the road between the hills.
0:08 A close-up of a battery pack, with orange connectors and cables and a label reading “SN 003-269”.
0:10 The camera moves along the top of a battery pack lying on warehouse racking.
0:16 An overhead view of a large car park filled with rows of red, blue, black and white saloon cars.
0:22 The open front of a cabinet holding four battery packs stacked on shelves, wired together with orange high-voltage cables, in a warehouse.
EV battery packs racked for reuse
Second-life EV battery packs ready for a MAX, designed, engineered and assembled in our London facility.
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A short portrait film with no sound and no captions.
0:00 An aerial view of hundreds of white saloon cars parked close together in rows on grass. The camera rises until the cars fill the whole frame.
0:04 Inside a warehouse, tall orange and blue pallet racking holds large black EV battery packs on green pallets, several levels high, with small labels on the shelf beams.
0:06 A single battery pack, its silver top cover partly removed, lies on the warehouse floor beside a yellow and black hazard line.
0:08 The camera moves along the racks again, showing packs stored on every level.