‘Master your project, wherever in the world it may be’: taking our bespoke engineering to more than 40 countries

That is why we have launched our international campaign, ‘Master your project, wherever in the world it may be’, to show how we adapt our solutions to each country and installation, taking into account its climate, regulations, technical requirements and specific operating conditions.

Our ability to design, manufacture and provide technical support for every installation, wherever it is located, enables our customers to maintain control of their projects in any environment.

Today, we operate in more than 40 countries across five continents. However, our international presence is not measured in kilometres, but in projects that have challenged us to think differently. These include supplying 18 truck-mounted generator sets designed to operate in the high temperatures of the Saudi desert, developing a bespoke system for a waste-to-energy plant in London and completing a major 55-unit telecommunications project in Latin America, with equipment that could be airlifted by helicopter to hard-to-reach locations.

Providing power for critical infrastructure around the world involves much more than simply overcoming distance, as every installation has its own particular requirements.

Our approach is to design, manufacture and maintain each generator set around the real environment in which it will operate. This ensures continuity of supply even when conditions are harsh, the infrastructure is complex or the site is virtually inaccessible.

This expertise is underpinned by bespoke engineering and in-house manufacturing, which allow us to control the entire process, from the initial design to pre-delivery testing. This is complemented by commissioning services, international technical support and a network of partners and distributors that ensures precise delivery and execution in every country.

Our experience across Europe, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East, working under widely differing requirements, has enabled us to establish a methodology that can be applied not only across different markets, but also across sectors as diverse as data centres, healthcare, defence and industry.

This is supported by a management model focused on reliability and sustainability. We apply ecodesign principles certified under ISO 14006 and develop generator sets that are compatible with HVO, a renewable fuel that can reduce lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by up to 90% compared with fossil diesel, depending on its feedstock and production process.

We also hold certifications in quality management (ISO 9001), environmental management (ISO 14001), innovation management (ISO 56001) and occupational health and safety (ISO 45001). Every unit is individually tested using sector-specific protocols, fault simulations and checks of its protection systems.

Mastering energy is not simply a matter of power; it is a matter of control. This becomes even more important when a project is carried out in another country, where different technical, regulatory and operational conditions come into play.

Our ability to design, manufacture and provide technical support for every installation, wherever it is located, enables our customers to maintain control of their projects in any environment.

Providing power for critical infrastructure around the world involves much more than simply overcoming distance, as every installation has its own particular requirements.

We will continue to expand our international footprint, not simply to add more flags to the map, but because every new country teaches us something that we can apply to the next project. That is what mastering energy truly means: being ready for whatever comes next, wherever in the world the project may be.