Aggreko, a global leader in energy solutions, ended 2025 with 10% growth compared to 2024. For 2026, the company projects maintaining a double-digit expansion rate, with a forecast of 11% growth in the region, driven by investments in new strategic projects and the expansion of its portfolio of sustainable solutions.
As part of this strategy, Aggreko announced a US$216 million capital investment for Latin America in 2026, a 249% increase compared to 2025.
“We had an excellent performance in 2025, with growth in all our key sectors, such as Utilities, Mining and Oil & Gas. This reinforces not only the relevance of Latin America for Aggreko, but also the consistency of our strategy based on flexible, reliable solutions adapted to the reality of each market,” says Pablo Varela, Aggreko's CEO for Latin America.
Planned investments
Among the highlights for 2026 is the advancement of strategic projects in Brazil, such as the Structural Cost Reduction Program for Energy Generation in the Legal Amazon and the Navigability of the Madeira and Tocantins Rivers (Pró-Amazônia Legal – CGPAL) for isolated systems.
In this project, 24 communities in the state of Amazonas will have their systems hybridized, with the planned installation of 88 MWp in photovoltaic solar generation and 105 MWh in battery energy storage systems (BESS).
For Aggreko, Latin America currently represents approximately 30% of the company's global market. The region's geographic and economic diversity, with strong markets such as Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, and countries in Central America and the Caribbean, is a significant factor.
“The size of the region and the complementarity between the markets allow us to maintain a consistent growth trajectory. Latin America will remain a strategic priority for Aggreko over the next five years,” Varela emphasizes.
The company reports that it will continue to expand its use of natural gas, hybrid solutions, and microgrids.
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