Temporary Power Systems
CES Expands Lower-Emission Generator Fleets Across the UK
Mursal Rahman — August 5, 2026
Temporary power systems are evolving to provide more efficient, lower-emission electricity for projects that require reliable energy without permanent infrastructure. CES Power's multi-year agreement with Caterpillar will expand its fleet of Stage V generator sets across the United Kingdom and Ireland, increasing access to temporary power for construction, infrastructure, live events, film production, and industrial operations. The newer generator technology is designed to deliver dependable performance while helping customers meet stricter emissions requirements and growing energy demands.
For businesses, the agreement highlights the increasing demand for cleaner temporary power that can be deployed quickly across diverse industries. Rental fleet providers, contractors, and event organizers can benefit from equipment that improves operational flexibility while supporting environmental goals and regulatory compliance. As infrastructure development and large-scale projects continue to expand, modern temporary power systems are likely to become an increasingly important part of resilient, scalable energy strategies across the UK and Ireland.
