Growth of Major Events
The number of major events increases every year. Trade shows, conferences, concerts, and sports events like the Olympic Games, Formula 1, and World Cup draw attention due to the number of people they gather and the infrastructure they require.
Energy Demand at Events
Where there is a large concentration of people, the demand for power naturally follows. In these cases, it is very common for the electricity provided by the utility to be insufficient, or there is a risk of overload in supply, making the hiring of temporary power a requirement from the event planning phase.
Supplier Requirements
To become a partner of the organizer, the temporary power supplier must present a project compatible with the demand, have a specialized technical team, be reliable, and have proven market experience.
Risk of Failures
In events, there is no room for errors. A power outage could, for example, prevent the recording of a world record at the Olympics or even cause a failure in the broadcast of a sports final, like the Champions League, watched worldwide. Such a failure could compromise the event’s credibility and cast doubt on the entire organization’s planning and emergency response capabilities.
Increasing Demands
Events are getting bigger and demand more from their suppliers, who need to present innovative, safe solutions in tune with the new demands of this market.
