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Tecnogera: more than just a generator rental company

Two green aerial work platforms reach a corrugated metal warehouse displaying the orange Tecnogera logo on the facade. The sky is overcast, electrical wires are visible in the background, and one of the platforms holds a red basket. Tecnogera: much more than just generator rental.

Tecnogera, a Brazilian company founded 19 years ago, is more than just a generator rental company. Specializing in temporary energy solutions, it offers a complete infrastructure including cables, maintenance, and continuous operation. With a 150% growth over the past two years, it operates in three main areas: generator rentals, aerial work platforms, and industrial temperature control. It has 20 strategically located branches, 24/7 customer service, and proven response capability, as demonstrated during the São Paulo blackout in 2024, handling over 2,000 requests in a single weekend. The company invests in sustainable technologies like hybrid systems and M-BESS, and maintains social programs. Tecnogera continues to grow, with a recent branch opening in Macaé (RJ) and a backlog exceeding R$ 200 million.

Power Supply in Crisis Scenarios: How to Prepare Your Business

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In recent years, extreme weather events have become increasingly frequent and intense. Storms, heatwaves, floods, and blackouts have directly impacted power supply in Brazil, causing losses and halting operations. Companies in strategic sectors like mining, offshore, infrastructure, and industry rely on continuous power to maintain productivity and safety. In a climate instability scenario, ensuring power supply with sustainability in mind is a necessity—not an option. Current energy scenario: challenges and vulnerabilities The Brazilian electrical system, despite being robust, faces limitations when subjected to extreme conditions. The combination of aging infrastructure, growing demand, and climate change threatens the stability of power supply in various regions.

Sendi 2025: Innovation, Sustainability, and the Future of Energy in Brazil

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SENDI – National Seminar on Electric Power Distribution, is the leading event in the electric power distribution sector in Brazil, held in Belo Horizonte. It gathers specialists, companies, and professionals focused on the present and future of the country’s energy. Showcase of innovative solutions: the parallel exhibition is a platform for technologies that are revolutionizing how we generate, store, and distribute energy. Equipment, software, and successful case studies are presented firsthand. Check out some of them: Grazi Mendes, one of the world’s most influential futurists John Elkington, a global authority on corporate responsibility Mark McGranagham, member of the Electric Power Research Institute, author of.

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.

Brazil Windpower: Focusing on Renewable Energy

Tecnogera's booth at Brazil Windpower stands out with a modern orange and white design, featuring a counter, stools, and digital screens. A woman is seen near the counter holding a bag, while others walk by, highlighting the focus on renewable energy. The space is illuminated by bright ceiling lights.

Brazil Windpower reached its 15th edition as the largest wind energy event in Latin America, focusing on green industrialization policy and a fair energy transition. Renewable energies are inexhaustible sources like wind, solar, and hydro with low environmental impact. Tecnogera participated by showcasing solar lighting towers, electric aerial platforms, and temperature control solutions, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable practices and a forward-looking approach.

Christmas at New Heights!

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Christmas transforms major centers with festive structures featuring trees, lights, and themed decorations. Preparations involve specialized companies working year-round, including assembling structures that can exceed 40 meters. Tecnogera provides aerial platforms for safe assembly, reaching heights equivalent to 14-15 story buildings, ensuring safety, efficiency, and cost savings with electric equipment to keep Christmas bright.

Energy: Our Role and the Priority of a Sustainable World

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The ESG concept has evolved into EESG by including the economy, prioritizing responsible financial returns while considering social and environmental aspects. Energy is fundamental for all basic needs like water, health, education, and security. Brazil still has 212 communities without connection to the national electrical system. Tecnogera acts as an enabler, offering a fleet of 700,000 kVA with technologies for consumption reduction, diesel, biodiesel, gas, biogas, and solar hybrid systems.

How to Operate an Aerial Work Platform

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To safely operate aerial work platforms, it’s essential to know the controls and components, have proper training and certification, and conduct a pre-operational inspection checking tires and safety devices. During operation, use protective gear, move carefully, and keep the center of gravity low. When finishing, lower slowly, turn off equipment, and perform a final inspection. Electric models offer the same efficiency with environmental benefits.

Discover Tecnogera

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Tecnogera specializes in temporary power solutions, access equipment, and temperature control, with over 18 years of market experience. Serving more than 30,000 clients nationwide, we provide customized solutions for businesses that can’t afford downtime, including power generators, load banks, lighting towers, aerial platforms, and climate control systems. We stand out with 24/7 support, a modern fleet, and a specialized team, ensuring efficiency and safety in all operations.

How does the articulating boom lift work?

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The articulating boom lift is versatile for working at heights with both vertical and horizontal reach, unlike scissor lifts which only offer vertical elevation. It’s used in construction, building cleaning, and various maintenance tasks. For safety, it’s essential to check anti-crush sensors, use mandatory PPE, and have specific training as per NR-35. The 100% electric models offer adaptability, fuel savings, and contribute to the energy transition.