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 The European representations of GENERENT company
 The European representations of GENERENT company are two own warehouses in France and Finland, thanks to them the company has possibility to carry out operative deliveries of the diesel gensets, which were in use, to markets of Western and Eastern Europe, and also to Baltic and the countries of Scandinavia. And today, aspiring to offer to their customers the best and convenient conditions of cooperation, company GENERENT expands the offer on direct delivery of the diesel gensets, which were in use, from the European warehouses to the Russian market.
The basic feature and the major distinctive feature of the European market of the power generating equipment is the developed practice of purchase semiindustrial and industrial functioned diesel gensets for the short period of time for creation systems of independent power supply for small objects or, for example, building sites. Thus, unlike Russia in Europe such service as rent of diesel gensets is very unpopular and practically is not in demand. If practical necessity of the equipment operation loses urgency, owners sell diesel gensets at residual market cost.
This practice of work of the western companies allows GENERENT company to buy power generating equipment which was in use under the price in two and more times smaller, than similar new technics cost. Term of the general operating time of such diesel gensets can make 300-500 or more hours in certain cases. For comparison, the standard indicator of time of modern diesel gensets makes 30-40 thousand hours of continuous operation.
For this reason here it is possible to tell about completely efficient and reliable technics, which had special preselling preparation directly in Europe and offered on more attractive, than at competitors, prices.
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 Lyons (France)
 The warehouse and official European GENERENT representation in Hamina (Finland), which have begun the work in 2007, were the first operational company experience in Europe. Now this GENERENT subdivision is one of most successfully working structures in the North European market, belonging to the Russian company, which specializes on deliveries of the qualitative and reliable power generating equipment.
The choice of Hamina as a place of the organization of own GENERENT warehouse in Europe has been caused by a number of strongly pronounced advantages of the geographical, commercial and logistical character, which allow to the company to expand the presence actively in the markets of Baltic and Scandinavia. Now we actively work with the leading repair and industrial enterprises of the North Europe, which provide full servicing and service of the power generating equipment, and also professional preselling preparation of diesel gensets, which were in use.
GENERENT representation in Finland is focused on consumers of the countries of Scandinavia, Baltic, and also northern part of Russia. In case of need, diesel gensets can be carriaged to Customers to any part of our country. Thus quality of technics preselling preparation doesn’t differ from a degree of equipment service for European consumers. That allows to speak about possibility of purchase of reliable and durable power stations under much lower prices, than the new technics similar under characteristics.
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 Hamina (Finland)
Engine-generators are used to supply electrical power in places where utility (central station) power is not available, or where power is needed only temporarily. Small generators are sometimes used to supply power tools at construction sites. Trailer-mounted generators supply power for temporary installations of lighting, sound amplification systems, amusement rides etc.
Standby power generators are permanently installed and kept ready to supply power to critical loads during temporary interruptions of the utility power supply. Hospitals, communications service installations, data processing centers, sewage pumping stations and many other important facilities are equipped with standby power generators. Some standby power generators can automatically detect the loss of grid power, start the motor, run using fuel from a natural gas line, detect when grid power is restored, and then turn itself off - with no human interaction. Privately-owned generators are especially popular in countries where grid power is undependable or unavailable. Trailer-mounted generators can be towed to disaster areas where grid power has been temporarily disrupted.
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