The IAPA 2025 awards will take place in the second week of March, highlighting innovative companies and solutions in the access market. Organized by the International Powered Access Federation – IPAF, the event gathers leading companies in the sector from around the world for two days. Learn about the details and impacts of the awards for participants.
IAPA 2025 – Looking to the Future
An international award that brings together the best companies in the access sector to celebrate market best practices, discussions focused on innovation and technology, and to highlight projects making history across all continents. In 2025, IAPA will be held on March 12 and 13 in Dublin, Ireland, awarding in 13 categories:
- Access Rental Company of the Year
- Contribution to Safe Working at Height
- Digital Development Award
- Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Award
- IAPA Innovative Technology Award
- Sustainability Award
- Lifetime Achievement Award
- IPAF Training Center of the Year
- IPAF Training Instructor of the Year
- Mast Climbing Work Platforms, Hoists
- Scissor Lifts and Vertical Mast Platforms
- Self-Propelled (Booms and Atrium Lifts)
- Vehicle, Trailer Mounted
Innovation and Sustainability
Two award categories, innovative technology and sustainability, position Tecnogera as a finalist. This is their first participation since entering the access market, primarily with aerial work platforms, and the company has much to contribute with solutions developed by Brazilian engineers and specialists.
Access Market
Tecnogera operates in the national and Latin American markets, offering energy and equipment solutions. By continuously investing in technology and supporting processes that sustain a fair energy transition, it consolidates its position in the aerial work platform market, offering a wide fleet of electric equipment. Additionally, the expertise of professionals specialized in these equipments expands opportunities for development in new applications, as indicated by the IAPA award.
Aerial Work Platforms
The access market is responsible for introducing aerial work platforms across various segments. They are mainly used in applications such as:
- Construction
- Events
- Infrastructure
- Building Maintenance
- Inventory Control
These equipments streamline work routines, optimize processes, and assist in task execution across diverse sectors. Tecnogera has invested for just over two years in a fleet of predominantly electric aerial work platforms for use on all types of terrain. Recently, they introduced the largest hybrid platform in Latin America, reaching 51 meters in operational height.
Lithium Batteries
A distinguishing feature of Tecnogera’s electric aerial work platforms is their operation via lithium batteries. Besides being a significant factor in asset electrification and the energy transition process, lithium batteries contributed to the creation of a new product that combines Tecnogera’s two main business fronts: energy supply through lithium battery energy storage. In this process, Tecnogera ensures a new application for end-of-life batteries in equipment, guaranteeing energy storage and a cleaner energy supply operation. With these processes, the company reached the finalist list in two categories of the IAPA award. A significant milestone for a company with nearly 20 years in the energy sector, already showing such impressive results in the access market. To learn more, visit www.tecnogera.com.br.
