Wernick Power Glasgow Open Day showcases innovation in power, sustainability and smarter site solutions
Wernick Power welcomed customers, suppliers and industry partners to its recent Open Day in Glasgow, offering visitors a hands-on look at the technologies, systems and ideas shaping the future of temporary power and site infrastructure.
Held at Wernick Power’s Coatbridge depot, the event brought together a wide range of equipment demonstrations, sustainable power solutions and educational sessions, giving attendees the opportunity to explore both the practical and digital developments helping to drive change across the sector.
From generators and battery storage to hybrid power, smart distribution and sustainability reporting, the day was designed to highlight how temporary power is evolving, and how Wernick Power Services is continuing to invest in the technologies and expertise needed to support that shift.
Technology on display
Across the site, visitors were able to explore a broad range of temporary power and energy solutions through live demonstrations and product displays. Equipment and technologies featured throughout the day included:
- Generators
- Battery storage systems
- Solar and hybrid power solutions
- Smart distribution systems
- EV chargers
- Intelligent fuel tank technology
- Flywheel energy storage systems
- Sustainability software and reporting platforms
A focus on smarter power management
Alongside the outdoor equipment displays, an important part of the day took place indoors, where visitors were invited to attend live demonstrations and educational sessions focused on WPS’s Power Optimisation Centre.
These sessions explored how WPS is using new technologies to support a more intelligent approach to temporary power management, with a particular focus on data, reporting and visibility for customers. Attendees were given an insight into how the business is developing tools and systems that can help customers better understand power usage across their sites, identify opportunities to improve efficiency, and access clearer reporting on performance and sustainability metrics.
As customer requirements continue to change, access to reliable operational data is becoming an increasingly important part of effective site power management. The Power Optimisation Centre reflects WPS’s commitment not only to supplying equipment, but also to helping customers make more informed decisions through improved monitoring, reporting and optimisation.
Bringing innovation and industry insight together
The Glasgow Open Day also provided a valuable opportunity for customers, suppliers and industry partners to connect, share ideas and discuss some of the challenges and opportunities currently shaping the temporary power sector.
With increasing emphasis on carbon reduction, fuel efficiency, resilience and smarter site operations, the event created a space for meaningful conversations around how the industry is responding, and where future innovation is likely to be focused. Bringing equipment demonstrations together with insight into digital development and customer reporting helped give visitors a broader view of how temporary power solutions are changing in practice.
A successful day in Glasgow
The event was a strong reflection of the direction Wernick Power is taking as it continues to expand its offering across temporary power, sustainable energy and site optimisation. By combining practical demonstrations with insight into the systems and technologies supporting customers behind the scenes, the Glasgow Open Day gave attendees a clearer picture of how the business is developing to meet the changing needs of the sector.
Wernick Power would like to thank everyone who attended the event, both exhibitors and attendees, for contributed to such a positive and engaging day. From the conversations on site to the demonstrations and presentations throughout the afternoon, the Open Day was a valuable opportunity to showcase innovation, strengthen relationships and share ideas for the future of temporary power.
“The Open Day at our new depot in Glasgow proved to be a fantastic day. Welcoming a number of key clients along with valued suppliers and our colleagues from the wider Wernick Group, the range of products, solutions and activities helped make the day a real success.
“We demonstrated our industry leading sustainability, optimisation and customer focused dashboards and software, along with product demonstrations of temperature control, BESS, JCB hydrogen generator, smart tanks, distribution, logistics and many more. We even kept with the world cup theme with a penalty shoot out.”
Grant Lockie, Operations Director at Wernick Power Solutions
