As operators seek out energy solutions that are efficient and sustainable, cogeneration is one that maximizes efficiency by producing electrical and thermal energy from a single fuel source. Also called combined heat and power (CHP) systems, cogeneration cuts energy consumption and operation costs.

This day marked two important events in Latin America - Data Center Dynamics Chile and Data Center Summit Uruguay. The events hosted hundreds of professionals from national and multinational data center companies, technologies and other related segments.

Cummins’ six distributors in Brazil – CVSMG, DCML, DCDN, DCCO, Motormac and Noroeste – hosted the individual events.

Attendees included 10 sales managers and coordinators from the Cummins-owned and five independent distributors, and 24 customers from different segments and states of the country in sectors such as construction, food, supermarkets, education, health, telecommunications and technology.

Our comprehensive portfolio delivers innovative solutions for your unique power need—commercial, industrial, recreational, emergency and residential. Products include diesel engines ranging from 49 – 4400 hp, diesel- and gas-powered generator sets ranging from 15 – 3750 kVA, alternators, generator-drive engines and pre-integrated power systems, combining generator sets and power control and transfer technologies. Services range from system design, project management, operations and maintenance contracts to the development of turnkey power plants.

VEHICLE MAKE: Jeep MODEL: Wrangler

Cummins is committed to providing the power our customers need to make their life on the road all it can be. These awards signify the quiet and reliable power that our generators deliver on the road. A global leader of generator design and construction, Cummins provides reliable stationary and mobile power for cities, hospitals, shopping centers, military vehicles and fire engines around the world. With gasoline, LP and diesel-fueled units, Cummins offers the most complete line of generators designed specifically for motorized and towable RVs. 

Crinklaw Farm Services Inc worked alongside Cummins to develop a suitable long term power solution for their Global Unmanned Spray System (GUSS). That solution is the Cummins QSB6.7 engine, which now powers the world’s first and only autonomous orchard sprayer. The QSB6.7 is a fully integrated system rated at 173hp (129 kW) with cooled exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) and a High Pressure Common Rail fuel system.

Anne McLaren Q: Who mentored you at Cummins?

As part of a $1.2 billion capital investment programme to reduce emissions and drive energy independence, Fingrid required power for a black start application that could fit a highly complex sequence of operations for their reserve Power Plant in Forssa – a city uniquely situated in the center of the three largest major cities – with generator se