Which sectors are most vulnerable to climate-induced power outages
Vulnerability is measured by three characteristics. See the four-question test that reveals where your operation is exposed to the climate.
Resilient energy: how to choose between generator, battery, and hybrid system
Generator, battery, and hybrid solve different problems. See the two numbers that decide the choice and why almost every operation uses two of them.
Water crisis and energy supply: what changes for your company
The drought doesn’t shut down your factory, it raises the bill and increases the risk. See what to monitor in reservoirs and what to decide before rationing.
Operational energy risk: how to assess your company’s risk before energy runs out
Not every company has the same risk of running out of energy. See how to assess the operational energy risk using public data and three questions.
Electrical contingency plan test: how to know if the generator will start when the power goes out
An electrical contingency plan on paper doesn’t guarantee power. See how to test the generator, how often, and what to measure in each drill.
El Niño and La Niña: what are the impacts of these phenomena on the electric sector?
Understand how El Niño and La Niña alter rainfall, reservoirs, and energy costs in Brazil, and what this means for your company’s operations.
Storms, floods, and gales: how to protect operations from power outages?
Storms, floods, and gales knock out power every year. See why this happens and how to protect your operation before the next occurrence.
Heatwaves and increased energy consumption: what are the risks for businesses?
See how heatwaves increase energy consumption, overload the grid, and threaten operations. Understand the risks and how to prepare your business.
Temporary power: when to seek an integrated solution?
When the operation faces scheduled maintenance, expansion, contingency, or infrastructure failure, the first need is often the search for temporary power. In many projects, however, power is only part of the challenge: an industry may need to keep equipment cooled, a data center may require temporary climate control, and a construction site may need lighting, […]
Strong winds: how to protect yourself and avoid impacts on energy
Strong winds can cause impacts that go far beyond the discomfort caused by the change in weather. Wind gusts intense, especially when accompanied by rain and storms, can knock down trees, damage structures, displace objects, and affect power distribution networks. For companies, the effects can be even more significant. A power outage can paralyze production […]