DEWALT, a brand under Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK) and a leader in comprehensive jobsite solutions, proudly announces that its innovative DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ System has earned a spot on TIME’s list of the Best Inventions of 2024. This annual award celebrates transformative inventions that redefine how we live, work, and think about what’s possible, with the DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ System receiving recognition in the sustainability category.
The DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ Cordless Equipment System can produce up to 60% lower CO2e emissions compared to traditional gas-powered equipment during use.* DEWALT stands as the sole tool manufacturer on TIME’s prestigious list of 2024’s Best Inventions, underscoring its commitment to sustainability and efficiency.
Specifically designed to streamline concrete jobsite operations, the DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ System offers a powerful, electrified alternative to gas-powered equipment, removing the complexities of fuel while maintaining high performance. Its reduced carbon emissions help construction companies meet government mandates on gas-powered equipment usage. “The DEWALT POWERSHIFT System was developed to make jobsites more efficient and sustainable through cutting-edge innovation,” said Frank Mannarino, President & General Manager of DEWALT, Stanley Black & Decker. “We’re honored that TIME has recognized our commitment to both sustainability and the needs of trade professionals. Listening to our users, we saw the demand for powerful, electrified tools, and we’re proud to have delivered.”
This six-piece system, with plans for future expansion, enables a seamless shift from gas to battery power, setting a new standard for sustainable concrete industry practices.
TIME’s Best Inventions of 2024 includes 200 groundbreaking inventions, alongside 50 special mentions. For more information, visit: time.com/best-inventions-2024.
Comparison based on DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ System tools and leading competitors. Emissions data calculated using EPA’s eGRID2022 and U.S. Energy Information Administration data.
