Date: July 2026
Sector: Construction
Pumping: Premier Concrete Pumping
Power: Templant Rental Power
Group: Camfaud Group
In July 2026, the Camfaud Group brought concrete pumping and temporary power together on a single pour. Premier Concrete Pumping supplied an electric Putzmeister 2109 pump and an electric 9m³ Cifa agitator. Templant powered both with a 300kVA Stage V Bruno generator, backed by its own fuel tank, distribution board and cabling. The pour ran smoothly and efficiently from start to finish, with one group behind every piece of kit.
The Challenge
Once a concrete pour starts, it needs to keep going. Stopping halfway risks cold joints, wasted concrete and lost time on programme. On many sites, the pump, the agitator and the power come from different suppliers. That means separate bookings, separate deliveries and separate contacts, and if the power fails, the pump stops.
Sites are also under growing pressure to cut emissions and noise, especially in cities, near homes and in enclosed spaces. Contractors need kit that performs without adding more diesel engines to the site.
On site: July 2026
The electric Putzmeister 2109 pump paired seamlessly with the electric 9m³ Cifa agitator, keeping the pour running smoothly and efficiently from start to finish with our 300kVA Stage V Bruno generator.
Premier supplied the pump and agitator. Templant supplied the generator alongside them, with a Templant fuel tank to keep it running and a distribution board feeding power to both machines. The kit sat together in one barriered area, with cables run between them.
The Kit in Detail
The 300kVA generator’s 240kW prime output sits well above the pump’s 160kW electric motor, leaving headroom for the agitator.
| Kit | Supplied by | Key specs |
|---|---|---|
| Putzmeister BSA 2109 H E electric concrete pump | Premier |
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| Cifa electric agitator | Premier |
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| Bruno 300kVA Stage V generator | Templant |
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| Fuel tank | Templant |
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| Distribution panel | Templant |
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Why Electric Pumping Makes Sense
An electric pump and agitator have no diesel engine of their own, so one Stage V generator can power both. Putzmeister describes the BSA 2109 H E as quiet, high-performing and without emission at the machine.
- Fewer engines on site: one generator replaces separate diesel engines on the pump and the agitator.
- Cleaner power: Stage V is the EU’s toughest emissions standard for non-road machinery like generators.
- Quieter pours: electric drives suit urban sites, night work and enclosed spaces. Putzmeister calls the pump’s quiet drive particularly suitable for tunnel construction.
- One fuel point: a single fuel tank feeds the generator, so there’s one thing to refuel and monitor instead of several.
Room to go further: Templant also supplies battery energy storage (BESS), which can be added to cut generator running hours further.
Is this Right for Your Project?
A combined pumping and power package suits any pour where the pump must not stop and emissions or noise matter.
- Piling and geotechnical work, where Premier’s static pumps and agitators specialise
- Tunnels and enclosed spaces, where electric drives keep noise and fumes down
- Urban and residential sites with noise limits or night work
- Projects with emissions targets that call for Stage V or lower-emission kit
- Remote sites without a grid connection big enough for an electric pump
Need pumping and power for your next pour?
Premier, Camfaud and Templant can supply the pump, agitator and generator together, from one group.
FAQs:
Yes. On this July 2026 pour, one Templant 300kVA Stage V generator powered both Premier’s electric Putzmeister pump and its electric 9m³ Cifa agitator, from start to finish.
It depends on the pump’s motor and anything else on the same supply. The Putzmeister BSA 2109 H E has a 160kW motor, and this job used a 300kVA generator. Tell us your kit and we’ll size the power to match.
Electric pumps have no engine of their own, so they’re quieter and produce no emissions at the machine. Powered by a Stage V generator, they cut the number of diesel engines running on site.
Stage V is the EU’s toughest emissions standard for non-road machinery, including generators. Stage V generators use exhaust after-treatment to cut particulates and other pollutants.
Yes. Camfaud Concrete Pumps, Premier Concrete Pumping and Templant are all part of the Camfaud Group, so pumping, agitators and temporary power can be planned together. Call 0333 240 0872 to talk to the team.
