The agreement, first of its kind for Caterpillar in the UK and Ireland, will see CES 'significantly expand' its rental fleet, primarily in the 20鈥�300kVa segment.
鈥淭his is a major step forward for CES Power in the UK and Ireland as we continue to grow,鈥� said Jordan Reber, CEO of CES Power. 鈥淎dding Cat power to our fleet gives customers greater scale, trusted reliability and the responsive service they depend on when power is critical.鈥�
CES Power investor Allied Industrial Partners co-founders and managing partners Bradford Rossi and Philip Wright added, "We鈥檙e pleased to support CES Power as it continues its growth across Europe. This agreement with Caterpillar is an important milestone in CES Power鈥檚 growth strategy, expanding its capabilities while reinforcing its ability to deliver dependable temporary power solutions at scale.鈥�