This initiative, which departed on March 27 from the Port of Barcelona, aimed to reinforce the electrical infrastructure of the Ukrainian capital, one of the regions most affected by service interruptions. The convoy, coordinated by the City Council's Directorate of International Cooperation with the support of Barcelona Firefighters and the Port of Barcelona, also transported fire trucks and equipment for people with reduced mobility.
The contribution of Morillo Energy Rent, headquartered in Rubí, has been crucial for ensuring the operation of hospitals and other essential services in a crisis context. Representatives of the involved entities have highlighted the importance of collaboration between public administrations and private companies to effectively respond to international humanitarian emergencies.
“"In emergency contexts, guaranteeing access to energy means guaranteeing safety, health, and dignity. For us, being able to contribute our equipment to an operation like this is part of our commitment to society."
The company, with over 70 years of experience, closed 2025 with a turnover of 28.83 million euros, an increase of 15.87% compared to the previous year. During the same period, it expanded its fleet with 76 new energy units and served 760 clients across Spain. Additionally, Morillo Energy Rent maintains its international presence in Chile and is exploring new opportunities in Latin America.
One of the new market niches the company has found is audiovisual productions and festivals, thanks to its new generators that reduce emissions and noise. The company continues to bet on more efficient and hybrid solutions with batteries, aiming to reach 30 million euros in turnover by 2026.
