The mining sector continues to hold a prominent position among the most important industries in the nation.
In 2015, according to industry data, the export volume of iron ore alone exceeded 340 million tons.
The majority of this amount is destined for countries like China and India.
However, extracting this ore is no simple task.
With mines often located in remote areas, a comprehensive operation must be set up even before the first ton of ore is extracted.
In this operation, temporary power is a strategic component for enabling the operation of an extraction mine.
More than just providing energy, power generators are essential for powering heavy machinery, ventilation systems, security alarms, and emergency lighting.
Since extraction is often carried out in deep areas, it is the power from generators that allows employees to work safely, in ideal temperatures, dust-free, and most importantly, with proper lighting.
Thus, having modern generators that operate safely and continuously is crucial for the mining sector.
In many cases, a power generation plant is set up and remains operational throughout the mine’s lifespan, which can mean years or even decades.
Without connection to the National Interconnected System (SIN), the operation of an extraction mine is unfeasible without the presence of temporary power.
