2024-10-04 21:43:23
In recent years, discussions involving the pillars of sustainability, represented by the acronym ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance – Environment, Society and Governance), gained new dimensions in business agendas and in society in general, becoming important influences on decision-making. In this scenario, renewable energy is considered essential for containing carbon emissions and their impact on climate change.
According to search Published earlier this year by the Electric Energy Trading Chamber (CCEE), Brazil broke the record in renewable energy production in 2023, with 93% of electricity coming from sources such as hydroelectric, wind, solar and biomass. The study also points out that there was a 42.5% increase in the installed capacity of distributed solar energy compared to the previous year, which increases the adoption of investments in cleaner sources. However, experts warn that sustainability goes beyond the environment, also encompassing social issues, such as universal access to energy, something that is still far from being a reality in many remote or less favored regions.
In this context, temporary thermal energy, provided by generators during specific periods, has played a crucial role in the energy transition. “The most expensive energy is the one that is not available to everyone. Energy availability is fundamental to guarantee dignity and safety, especially in critical sectors such as hospitals, data centers and industries”, says Arthur Lavieri, CEO of Tecnogera, a Brazilian company specialized in providing temporary energy solutions and innovation in safety when working at heights.
Due to the importance of these applications in all economic segments, investments in fleet modernization must occur continuously. Adoption of equipment powered by biodiesel, technologies to reduce consumption per unit of energy generated (and CO2, therefore), use of telemetry and intelligent digital systems are among the measures that large rental companies have brought to the market.
By implementing these modern solutions, companies not only meet social demands, but also comply with strict corporate governance criteria. “Temporary energy has been essential to ensuring that new technologies and energy solutions are integrated safely and efficiently. This movement meets both investor expectations and environmental and social demands”, adds Lavieri. Industry experts reinforce that, in a country like Brazil, temporary thermal energy not only complements the national electrical system, but also drives migration to cleaner and more sustainable sources, taking care of all dimensions of ESG along the journey.
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