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IAPA Award: Opportunities in the Access Market

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The IAPA 2025 awards will be held in Dublin, recognizing innovative companies in the access market across 13 categories. Tecnogera is a finalist in innovative technology and sustainability, focusing on electric aerial work platforms and lithium batteries. The key differentiator is the repurposing of end-of-life batteries for energy storage, creating a cleaner operation. The company introduced the largest hybrid platform in Latin America, reaching 51 meters in height.

Temperature Control: How to Cool Large Spaces Economically?

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The Chiller system stands out as an efficient solution for cooling large spaces, offering significant savings compared to conventional systems. With technology based on water cooling, it reduces energy peaks and operational costs, making it ideal for commercial centers and industries. Tecnogera offers chiller rental with complete installation and maintenance, ensuring thermal comfort and energy efficiency in large environments.

How is power generator sizing done?

power generator sizing

Power generator sizing analyzes electrical load, installation environment (open/closed), local temperature, pollution levels, supply characteristics (exclusive/backup), altitude, and displacement. Power calculation involves summing device power, multiplying by power factor, adding a 30% margin, and dividing by 1000 to obtain kVA. Ideal operating regime is 8 hours of work with 4 hours of rest. Adequate fuel supply must be considered. Tecnogera offers solutions with efficiency, delivering more energy with less fuel through the most modern fleet in the country.

Future Outlook: Renewable Energy

Future Outlook for Renewable Energy

Renewable energy has positive growth prospects even during the pandemic. The sector does not impact the environment, reduces greenhouse gases, and protects communities. Distributed generation is a great investment following the regulation of the free market. The Federal Government prioritizes electricity and sanitation with BNDES offering low-interest financing. Starting in 2023, consumers with demand exceeding 500kW can choose suppliers. The R$ 134 billion volume (2019) could triple in a decade. Brazil will focus on wind and solar energy with technological advancements.

Peak or Seasonal Time-of-Use: Understand What It Is

A specific billing system that links energy consumption to the time of electricity use. Applied to large consumers with high voltage, such as industries and businesses. Two types: THS-Blue (specific demand during peak hours) and THS-Green (distributed generation). Peak hours, usually from 5 PM to 8 PM, have higher rates, justifying the use of power generators as a cost-effective alternative.

Free Energy Market: Clear All Your Doubts Now

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The free energy market allows for the buying and selling of electricity through direct consumer-supplier agreements, offering the freedom to choose your supplier. Two migration categories: companies ≥500kW (renewable sources only: SHP, wind, biomass, solar), companies ≥2,000kW (any power generation source). Organization: ACR (Regulated Contracting Environment 70% of the country’s energy) vs ACL (Free Contracting Environment). Key players: generation (concessionaires, IPPs, self-producers), trading (traders, free/special consumers), distribution (ANEEL concessionaires). Migration process: energy amount assessment, current cost analysis, selection of trading agent, comparative study of proposals, contract termination 6 months in advance. Timeline for limit reduction: 2021 (1,500kW), 2022 (1,000kW), 2023 (500kW). Tecnogera offers a platform to reduce peak energy costs by up to 15%.

How a Switch Works

Devices that control the opening and closing of electrical circuits to turn lights and appliances on or off. They operate simply with two positions: open circuit (energy flows) and closed (interrupted). Main types: single-pole (two terminals), double-pole (two sections), three-way (control from two locations), and four-way (control from multiple locations). Distribution requires planning to avoid overload.

Power Transformers: Types and How to Choose for My Business

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Electrical transformers convert current and voltage values through windings and a core. Main types: residential autotransformers (110V/220V), electronic (low voltages), distribution (street poles), power (industrial substations), and low voltage (internal circuits). Choice depends on purpose, location, and specific business needs. Incorrect voltage use can permanently damage equipment.

Climate Control is Essential

January 2019 was one of the hottest months on record, with only three days below 30°C and minimum temperatures above 20°C almost every day. Climate control has become crucial for businesses, especially shopping centers during school vacations. Complex systems with Chillers, Fan Coil Units, and Rooftops ensure energy efficiency. Energy expenses account for 45% of shopping centers’ condominium costs (50-60% from air conditioning). Applications include supermarkets, retail, and airports. Tecnogera opened a Chiller Training Center in 2018.

Rain and High Temperatures Drive Temporary Energy Market

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The International Research Institute for Climate predicts a 70% chance of El Niño in 2019, leading to dry weather in the Central-North and wet conditions in the South/Southeast with high temperatures and heavy rains. Storms cause power outages disrupting business operations. In retail, demand for temporary energy is expected to grow by 50% at the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2019. Rental becomes a viable alternative including generators, accessories, and 24-hour service, avoiding high acquisition costs.