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Temporary HVAC solutions mitigate losses in the retail sector

Restaurant at Anália Franco Shopping Mall (Tatuapé/SP), a North American casual dining chain in expansion, needed to replace an inefficient 10+ year-old Chiller. Complex logistical challenge: the old equipment was installed in a building under construction (crane without interference), now with iron beams creating obstacles for installing new equipment. The only accesses: elevator and parking ramp. Tecnogera selected equipment with suitable dimensions for movement. Solution provided: 2 Chillers of 20TR each, complete infrastructure with accessories in a turnkey model. Service met the strict requirements of the mall’s management, operation during nighttime. Equipment remained for 30 days (initially planned for 15 days). Differentials: compliance with management requirements, equipment size requirements, 24-hour commercial/technical service…

Asset Light: The Business Model Revolutionizing the Market

The asset-light model has proven to be an effective strategy for companies seeking greater flexibility and better return on investment. In this article, we explore how this model applies to the temporary power sector, comparing it with the traditional asset-heavy approach and presenting case studies of companies that have adopted this strategy.

Power generation on Oil and Gas platforms

An orange industrial power generator from Tecnogera, used in generator rental and chillers for temporary needs, is being hoisted by a crane on an offshore oil platform at sunset, with striking clouds and the ocean in the background.

Oil platforms are true floating cities that require large amounts of energy to operate. This article explores how power generation is carried out on offshore platforms, the logistical challenges, the necessary safety measures, and the economic impact of the oil sector in Brazil.

Pre-salt production record boosts temporary power market

At the beginning of March, the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) announced that in January, pre-salt production hit a record, totaling over 1.5 million barrels of oil per day. This result meant that production from pre-salt wells accounted for 47% of Brazil’s total output.

Rainy January leads to increased power supply outages

January 2017 recorded the highest rainfall in the last five years, with over 340mm in just 20 days according to Inmet. While beneficial for reservoirs, storms cause power supply interruptions, impacting businesses and consumers. In 2016, a single storm left over 320,000 customers without power in Porto Alegre. The solution to avoid losses lies in using standby power generators, which automatically activate during supply failures, ensuring operational continuity.

The challenge of providing temporary power for the oil and gas sector

Oil extraction in Brazilian territory can be divided into before and after the discovery of the pre-salt layer. With the exploration of this new source, oil production increased from an average of 40,000 barrels per day in 2010 to 1 million barrels per day in 2016. One of the major challenges is the use of temporary power. Located far from the mainland, these platforms are not connected to the System.

How does a power generator work?

A power generator is an essential piece of equipment that meets energy needs during power grid failures, serving as a primary or backup source. It offers advantages in security (ensuring operational continuity and alarm systems), agility (quick automatic response), and versatility (applicable in hospitals, industries, airports, events). To choose the right one, consider emergency or continuous use, available physical space, access to the power grid, and fuel type (diesel or gasoline). Tecnogera offers customized TurnKey solutions.

What is an Enclosed Generator? Protection and Low Noise

Large yellow Tecnogera power generators outdoors, perfect for data centers and ensuring continuous power, with a building in the background.

An enclosed generator is a power generation equipment featuring a metal structure internally lined with thermoacoustic foam, significantly reducing operational noise. Its features include weather protection, noise levels between 75-85 decibels, and easy maintenance through side doors. It’s ideal for hospitals, schools, libraries, hotels, and environments requiring low noise levels. Tecnogera offers modern and economical enclosed generator sets with comprehensive service.