Tema Energy, the Romanian data center solutions provider, estimates to reach 5,5 mil-6 mil this year, 30% higher, compared to last year’s 4,15 mil Euro

“This year turnover is estimated to reach 5,5-6 million Euro. We have big projects going on right now that will be billed in autumn. We have already signed 4 mil euro contracts”, confirmed Mihai Manole, General Director, Tema Energy

The main business segment in terms of revenue is that of solutions integration, and this year strongly increased the interest in data center solutions, added Mihai Manole

“Two areas grew a lot this year: the data center and mobile data centers, there is a great interest for mobile data center containers. The demand comes from the EU funds projects because there will be new opportunities for data centers projects this autumn, financing will be between 30 and 100%. The number of projects financed from private resources didn’t increase this year.

The data center market is now estimated at 10-15 mil euro per year and it’s still growing, Tema Energy estimates.

The company also grew on the fire detection extinguishing systems segment, after the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations has become strict in issuing permits and checking the sites, Manole added .

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As a result of the agreement concluded with the installation contractor of Mega Mall Bucharest – Afcon Electra Yarden Company – 1.650 kVA total power AKSA Doosan generators will provide the shopping center’s backup supply.

Within the project, two generators, 825 kVA each, with Doosan motors, will be delivered and installed by the Tema Energy teams. Our company proves, once again, its expertise and competitiveness in large capacity power projects of over 1,000 kW.

Tema Energy is one of the leading representatives of Aksa Power Generation in Romania, up to now providing hundreds of generators with outputs ranging between 7 and 2,100 kVA, nationwide.

Mega Mall is a shopping center developed by the South-African NEPI investment fund and will be one of the largest malls in Bucharest.

As a result of a partnership with Star Storage, one of the best known suppliers of cloud and storage solutions, as well as turnkey IT and Telecom solutions, Tema Energy has supplied in Romania a mobile IT data center.

The data center consists of a lightweight transportable container which houses 4 IT racks with a capacity of up to 20 kW IT. They are cooled by a in-row Emerson Liebert 1 + 1 redundancy solution, while the power back-up solution consists of 2 30 + 30 kVA parallel Riello UPSs, a 70 kVA Aksa Power Generator, VRLA AGM batteries manufactured by First Power.

A complex security system was also implemented: physical security (access control via card, IR IP surveillance camera) and fire protection (VESDA detection system and fire-fighting system using Inergen gas).

A Hot-Aisle duct was fabricated in order to optimize energy consumption. The racks and PDUs were supplied by APC.

Our company provided, at the same time, the installation and power distribution/supply works, at the operating location in Resita, Caras-Severin County.

The Mobile Data Center was a turnkey project carried out by dedicated Design, Technical and Installation teams.

The Tema Energy Company has 10 years of experience in the field of both conventional and mobile integrated Data Center execution. Our clients in this area include: GTS, Star Transmission – Daimler, Appnor MSP, UPC, Star Storage, Ministry of Justice, Wipro or M247. Tema Energy is presently the only Data Center integrator with ATS certification – Uptime Institute, United States of America.

 Our company has recently signed a contract for the supply and installation of 20 Riello UPS nationwide, in the Exim Bank network. They will power the export bank’s most important IT locations, in cities such as Bucharest, Iasi, Sibiu, Cluj, Brasov, Constanta, Timisoara, Targu Mures or Craiova. The UPSs will be delivered turn-key, including batteries, electrical installations and installation works.

Tema Energy is a Riello UPS official partner since 2005, making it one of the best known and most competent suppliers of the Italian manufacturer’s entire range of UPSs and power back-up solutions.

Our company has implemented, up to the present, many UPS solutions for clients in the fields of Industry, Data Center, Auto, Medical or Banking, with outputs of up to 1600 kVA.

The Tema Energy Company announced recently that it will undergo a large re-branding action, meant to update its defining visual elements, but also to help promote the company more efficiently in the online environment.

To that end, a new website will be launched in the first quarter of the year. It will provide easier, more efficient and more elegant access to our company expertise, landmark works, but also to the equipment available for sale.

Subsequently, a communication and promotion campaign for the company’s new visual identity will be carried out both in the online environment, as well as for Tema Energy’s resellers.

The data center technology provider Tema Energy, whose customers include companies such as Vodafone, UTI, Bancpost or the Ministry of Justice estimates that it will register a 60% business increase this year (2014), given that in Romania there aren’t sufficient data centers to absorb the IT and telecom sectors’ development. “The density of data-centers in Romania is much below the average of countries in the region, such as Hungary or Poland. The accelerated development of the IT, telecom and call center sectors involves the need for ever greater data processing and storage spaces, which involves the development of high-density, but also very energy-efficient data centers”, Mihai Manole, Tema Energy General Manager, stated for ZF.

The products supplied by the company, technology for data centers, batteries and UPSs, are imported from Italy, Turkey and China. “This year is shaping up to be a good year for us and for our area of activity. Given the power back-up systems projects (backup systems in case of power failure- ed. n.), but also the data-center ones, signed at the end of 2013 and at the beginning of this year, we estimate that we will register a significant business increase this year”, Mihai Manole, Company General Manager, stated for ZF.

In the local market, Tema Energy competes with local players such as QBS, Romsys or Abacus, but also with international players such as the Germans from H&N or the Czechs from Altron.

“Among others, there are several high-capacity data-center projects who received funding last year and which will be implemented this year in cities such as Bucharest or Cluj,” Manole went on to state

From the beginning of the year, the company has signed contracts with clients such as Vodafone, Bancpost,UPC, Monsson or Omnilogic. Tema Energy also obtained an order with a total value of 150,000 euros from UTI Group, controlled by businessman Tiberiu Urdareanu, concerning generators for Skanska, the Promenade Mall in Constanta, the Water Park leisure park in Craiova and other locations. The company has also been subcontracted to provide data centers to the Ministry of Justice.

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Tema Energy, a landmark company in the field of alternative electricity supply, has successfully completed the works on the development of a permanent power supply system (PSS) for Star Transmission, a Daimler Group company.

In December of last year, following a Europe-wide bid, the Romanian company Tema Energy was selected as an integrator of this solution for the Star Transmission-Daimler beneficiary. The contract included turn-key delivery of alternative power supply systems for the two production halls.

In order to ensure continued supply of the production lines and to avoid any outages, the company has implemented two PSS-type systems. The works involved the insertion, between the mains supply and the two mounting units of Star Transmission in Sebes, of high-power uninterrupted power systems (UPS), which prevent small grid outages (sometimes on the order of seconds), but also voltage spikes or sudden voltage drops. In the absence of such protective systems, the outages could cause great damage to the automated production lines, but also operational losses during downtime.

From a technical standpoint, the solution consisted of very high-capacity equipment – Generators, UPSs, but also numerous other auxiliary equipment and installations, including stationary batteries, electrical panels, climate controlled containers or electrical connections to the beneficiary’s installations.

The Star Transmission Company has, in Sebes, two operational mounting units of gear boxes for Mercedes-Benz passenger cars.

The Star Transmission – Daimler alternative power supply project is part of a series of major projects carried out by Tema Energy as an integrator, along with other works of this sort carried out for other major companies in Romania, in areas such as Medical, Telecom, Auto or IT.

Tema Energy has completed, at the end of 2013, the works to expand DC 3, the largest GTS Data Center, located in Bucharest.

With a total area of 244 sqm, it has been delivered turn-key by Tema Energy’s teams.

The room was equipped with Liebert Hiross Emerson professional air-conditioning equipment of x kW equipped with humidity control, but also with redundant power supply installation, floating floors and other setup works.

The power back-up will be provided by 600 kVA Riello UPSs and a Perkins 660 kVA generator installed by our teams in 2009, for the first phase of the arrangement of the Data Center.

At the same time, racks and PDUs for populating with IT equipment were provided, as well as hot/cold air aisle in order to improve the power consumptions.

The work was carried out over the course of about three months, also including design, consultancy and testing/commissioning activities.

The previous GTS Data Centers’ setup stages took place between 2006-2009, when the DC 2 and DC 3 halls in Bucharest were completed.

Later, in 2013, due to increasing demand from its customers, GTS decided to expand DC 3 by about 70 additional sqm, highlighting the company’s tendency to expand on the Romanian colocation and cloud services market.

Founded in 2002, Tema Energy has become in recent years one of the best known companies specializing in turnkey arrangement of Data Centers. Representative clients in this area include Star Transmission – Daimler Romania (2 Data Centers), Intrarom – the Ministry of Justice (2 Data Centers), Appnor MSP or Wipro Technologies.

GTS is one of the most representative internet, colocation and cloud service companies in Romania, being part of the GTS Central Europe Group and reporting a turnover of over 20 million Euro in 2012.

UTI Group, appointed in 2013 to provide the electrical installation works for the Skanska project, A class office building developed in Northen Bucharest by the Swedish company of the same name, has selected Tema Energy to provide the power back-up solution.

For the Skanska B building, our company has provided, in 2014, 2 diesel generating sets manufactured by Aksa and motorized by Doosan, and who will work in sync, in parallel. Together, these provide the building with power of up to 1,100 kVA (2×550 kVA).

Tema Energy engineers will provide installation, parallelization and setup of groups and automation, in order to ensure uninterrupted electrical power supply for the Skanska Bucharest objective.

Tema Energy is a company founded in 2002, with entirely private shareholders, specialized in complete uninterrupted electrical power supply, UPS, Generators, Batteries, Rectifiers’ solutions.