Temporary power solutions company CES Power has signed a multi-year agreement with Caterpillar Sarl (Caterpillar), expanding its temporary power capability across the United Kingdom and Ireland.
The agreement, which is the first of its kind for Caterpillar in the UK and Ireland, will see CES expand its fleet of Stage V generator sets over the next four years. Stage V is an emission standard for non-road mobile machinery in Europe, aimed at improving air quality by reducing air pollutants emitted by off-road machinery engines.
CES is looking to invest primarily in the 20-300 kVA segment, which it says, “will help meet growing demand for dependable, lower-emission temporary power across live events, film and TV, construction, infrastructure and industrial projects.”
Jordan Reber, CEO of CES Power, says, “This is a major step forward for CES Power in the UK and Ireland as we continue to grow.
“Adding Cat power to our fleet gives customers greater scale, trusted reliability and the responsive service they depend on when power is critical.”
