Technology and business hub

Firm power where the grid can't arrive in time

We are the Brazilian commercial branch and integrator of ACTE and BluenPower. We connect technology suppliers, industry, utilities and investors with power, heat and cooling, and AI infrastructure projects.

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Brazil needs firm capacity now

2026–2029

The grid operator expects a firm-capacity shortfall in every year through 2029.

Source: ONS, PEN 2025 (Jul 2025)

38 GW

That is how much grid access data centres have already requested.

Source: Ministry of Mines and Energy (Jun 2026)

up to 5 years

That is the wait for a grid connection at some points of the network.

Source: ONS via DCD/Folha (Jun 2026)

42–60 months

That is how long a new transmission line takes to build.

Source: ANEEL, auction 4/2026 (Sep 2026)

Where the people who solve energy meet

Rengia brings together whoever has the technology, whoever needs the power and whoever funds the project, then integrates the solution in Brazil.

How we work

Technology

Makers of turbines, heat exchangers and power systems who want to enter the Brazilian market.

Industry and services

Industrial parks, shopping centres, hospitals and data centres that need firm power and useful heat.

Utilities

Distribution companies that need local generation nodes to reinforce the grid.

Capital

Investors looking for real energy-infrastructure projects in Brazil.

Two technology companies, one integrator in Brazil

Cutaway of a BluenPower container with V70 microturbines in lineRender

Power on site, in a container

A generation package that arrives ready and runs close to the people who use it.

  • Industrial parks
  • Shopping centres
  • Industry
  • Hospitals
  • Utilities (backup nodes)
  • Data centres
See the package 2 MW CCHP module

Turbine or genset

If a genset costs less per kW, why invest in a turbine?

Because the figure that decides is the cost over the equipment's life: how often it stops for maintenance, and how much of the fuel becomes electricity, heat and cooling on site. The right turbine depends on the size of the load and on the gas available.

Why turbines

hundreds of kW

V70 and V200 microturbines

For biogas from farms, agro-industry and sewage treatment plants, and for hotels, hospitals, retail and telecom. They run on biogas, biomethane, natural gas and LPG, with no lubricating oil and an inspection every 8,000 h.

Design target

Microturbines

MW range

2 MW CCHP module

For industry, shopping centres, hospitals and campuses, data centers, microgrids and distribution utilities. It generates 1.4–1.6 MWe and, from the same exhaust, absorption cooling and ~1.7–1.9 MWt of heat.

Design target

2 MW module

2 MW module and V70/V200: design targets.

For investors

A way into Brazilian energy investment

Read the thesis
  1. The gap

    Firm capacity is short, the grid takes years to grow, and AI load won't wait.

  2. The hub

    Rengia turns that gap into projects, using the group's own technology and local partners.

  3. The pipeline

    Projects and products already under way, with room for new investors.

Have a project, or a load with no power?

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