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    Atlas Copco leads portable power charge

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    By Evans Mumba on July 20, 2026 Business, Features, Latest News, Materials & Equipment, News, Press Release

    Southern Africa’s industrial and mining growth is powering a sharp rise in demand for dependable portable energy. With sustainability and compliance at the forefront, businesses are seeking solutions that balance efficiency with environmental responsibility.

    Standing at the innovation forefront is Atlas Copco Power Technique, offering advanced generator technology and adaptable, versatile solutions designed to meet both mining and industry customers’ current and evolving operational needs.

    Riaan Burke, Business Development Manager at Atlas Copco Power Technique, highlights a growing shift toward prime power applications and large-scale industrial use.

    “The market is unmistakably shifting towards higher‑efficiency solutions, with prime power now a central focus, particularly for the mining and manufacturing sectors. While diesel generators will remain a cornerstone of industrial power for the foreseeable future, we are ready for the next wave of innovation with our advanced battery and energy storage systems (ESS), complemented by cutting-edge hybrid technologies, that are rapidly gaining traction and reshaping the market. Mining and industry’s trajectory is clear, with efficiency and sustainability increasingly shaping purchasing decisions. While diesel generators remain the dominant choice, ESS and hybrid solutions are gaining momentum as more viable, efficient and sustainable alternatives.”

    Burke further notes that the Southern African market continues to show steady growth in mining‑related generator demand, particularly in the 380kVA to 1450kVA range, as infrastructure projects and new mining applications fuel expansion across the continent.

    “We are seeing sustained investment in power solutions for new mine developments, reinforcing the critical need for reliable, high‑performance generators.”

    With extensive experience in the generator industry, Atlas Copco Power Technique’s highly skilled and respected team plays a strategic role in guiding customers toward the right power solutions, ensuring optimal operational performance tailored to their specific and unique applications. The team’s deep understanding of industry demands enables them to perfectly align businesses with generators that will meet immediate power requirements and support long‑term efficiency and reliability.

    This tailored approach is embodied in Atlas Copco’s diverse generator portfolio which delivers scalable solutions from 20kVA to 1450kVA and is engineered and purpose‑built to seamlessly manage high starting motor currents that meet the toughest applications typically found in mining and large‑scale manufacturing.

    Burke emphasises that Atlas Copco’s strategy for the coming years centres on direct sales and a strong dealer network, ensuring accessibility and expert customer support. “Beyond product innovation, our commitment to aftermarket service and technical training remains the bedrock of our growth plan. Added to this are our comprehensive training programmes that equip both technicians and customers with the skills needed to maintain and optimise their power solutions, securing long‑term operational efficiency.”

    “When customers invest in our equipment, they expect not only quality and reliability but also the assurance that their operations will run smoothly, regardless of the challenges,” asserts Burke.

    “Our mandate is therefore to deliver generators that provide sustainable value. To achieve this, we resolutely invest in product innovation, cutting‑edge technology and exceptional service and after-market support, setting a standard that is unmatched in the industry.”

    As market and customer demands evolve, Atlas Copco remains a trusted partner for industries seeking robust, efficient and future‑ready power solutions, further reinforcing its leadership in the portable generator sector. Aligned with its future-oriented mindset, Atlas Copco continues to drive innovation, expertly balancing current market demands with the anticipated regulatory shift toward greener technologies.

    “We are positioned for the future, ready to support and empower customers on their dynamic green journey, keeping in step with their adoption of new technologies and their transition to electric or hybrid machines,” said   Burke.

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