Download PDF version

Aggreko, the global provider of modular, mobile power, has launched an interactive 3D tour that demonstrates its expertise in powering large-scale, global events like the Rugby World Cup 2019™️ in Japan.

The interactive tour harnesses the latest 3D technology to develop an immersive experience that demonstrates what it takes to power global events of scale. Viewers can experience the process from generation to transmission, demonstrating the complexity of solutions required so that spectators and competitors can enjoy their favorite events without interruption.

delivering reliable, flexible power

Supporting a project of scale requires complex infrastructure and meticulous planning to ensure the delivery of reliable, flexible power.

Aggreko’s decades of experience and strong track record mean it has developed an operational playbook and the skills needed to provide power solutions for projects of any scale, whether it is the Rugby World Cup 2019™️ in Japan, a remote mine in West Africa, or a construction site in central Manhattan.

32.5 MVA electricity

To give an idea of the complexity involved, at the Rugby World Cup, Aggreko provided a total of 32.5 MVA of electricity to power the 12 match venues and international broadcast center.

More than 1.8 million tickets were sold for this year’s tournament, with a record 99.3% attendance and an estimated 400 million people tuning in worldwide, making this the most-watched Rugby World Cup in history. Clearly, the need for a constant, reliable stream of power was paramount.

Download PDF version Download PDF version

In case you missed it

2025 AHR Expo: Top Innovations In HVACR Announced
2025 AHR Expo: Top Innovations In HVACR Announced

The AHR Expo (International  Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition) today announced the winners of the 2025 AHR Expo Innovation Awards. Winners are chosen annua...

Johnson Controls Center Develops And Tests HVAC Systems For Data Centers
Johnson Controls Center Develops And Tests HVAC Systems For Data Centers

Johnson Controls’ Advanced Development Engineering Center (JADEC) in New Freedom, PA., about 25 miles from Philadelphia, highlights and demonstrates the company’s capab...

Airzone Aidoo Pro Enhances VRF Energy Efficiency
Airzone Aidoo Pro Enhances VRF Energy Efficiency

The Olsen Group, based in Boca Raton, Florida, is a national pioneer in HVAC energy optimization. Donald Olsen and his seasoned team of HVAC control specialists have been in busine...

vfd