Rent it for a season, lease it for the life of the site, buy it outright, or let us own and
operate it and simply bill you for the energy. The equipment is the same standardized
platform either way, only the commercial structure changes.
Industrial-grade standardized rental packages, natural gas, propane and diesel gensets
delivered complete with electrical distribution equipment. Mobile, dual-fuel capable,
and remotely monitored from the moment they're energized.
Trailer-mounted and skid packages in sound-attenuated weatherproof enclosures
Distribution, cable, transformers and switchgear supplied as one scope
Remote monitoring from day one, 30+ metrics every 15 minutes
Parallel additional units as load grows, up to 30 MW+ on a single site
New and used generators leased for prime and standby applications, with lease-to-own
financing where the site has a long horizon. You get the capital treatment of a lease
with the service model of a rental.
Prime power leases for continuous off-grid duty
Standby leases for facilities that cannot tolerate an outage
Lease-to-own structures for sites with multi-year certainty
Maintenance and telemetry bundled or unbundled, your call
Buy the asset outright, new or used generators, transformers, distribution equipment
and battery storage systems. New-build lead times typically run 30 to 120 days depending
on rating and configuration.
Generation
New and used gaseous and diesel gensets, 125 kW to 30 MW+.
Distribution
LV, MV and HV switchgear, transformers, cable and panels.
Storage
Battery energy storage systems for peak shaving and smoothing.
Aftermarket
Parts sales and contractor training for self-performed service.
Lead times vary with rating, enclosure and supply chain conditions at time of order.
What we take on
Capital cost of the generation and distribution assets
Mobilization, commissioning and demobilization
Scheduled and unscheduled maintenance
24/7/365 remote monitoring and alarm response
Emissions and fuel-consumption reporting
What you do
Provide the fuel supply and the site
Pay for delivered energy
04 · Power as a Service
Power as a Service
For sites that want power without owning a power plant. We fund, install, operate and
maintain the equipment, and you're billed against delivered energy. No capital request,
no maintenance department, no fleet to manage.
Operating cost, not capital cost: moves the asset off your balance sheet
Performance is our problem: availability is contracted, not hoped for
Auditable energy data: billing reconciles to equipment-level telemetry
Scales with the site: add or remove capacity as the load profile changes
Continuous off-grid duty where the utility was never going to arrive. Sized to the real duty cycle, fueled by whatever gas the site can supply, pipeline, wellhead, CBM or propane, and paralleled as the load grows.
DutyContinuous / prime
Range125 kW - 30 MW+
Typical sitesWellsite · camp · mine · remote community
Bridge & grid-parallel power
Energy now, while the interconnect works its way through the queue. Run islanded until the utility lands, then operate in parallel for peak support, curtailment cover or contracted capacity.
ModeIslanded → grid-parallel
Typical sitesData centers · industrial expansion
ControlRemote dispatch and load following
Microgrids & hybrid systems
Gaseous generation paired with battery storage and, where it makes sense, renewables. The battery absorbs load steps and covers short peaks; the gensets carry base load at their most efficient point instead of chasing the curve.
AssetsGensets + BESS + switchgear
BenefitFewer running hours, better heat rate
ControlAutomated dispatch and sequencing
Emergency & standby
A contingency fleet that starts when the grid stops. Storm, wildfire, feeder failure or planned outage, units mobilize with distribution gear and cable already matched, so the site energizes rather than waiting on parts.
Real duty cycle, step loads, power factor, and a fuel analysis, because wellhead gas and pipeline gas are not the same machine.
STEP 02
Package & single line
Unit count, redundancy level, switchgear, transformers and cable specified together so nothing arrives orphaned.
STEP 03
Mobilize & commission
Standardized packages ship fast and commission faster. New builds run 30-120 days depending on configuration.
STEP 04
Monitor & maintain
Telemetry live from energization, condition-based service across Canada, parts and training if you self-perform.
Common questions
Before you send the RFQ.
Pipeline-grade natural gas, CNG and LNG, liquid propane, wellhead gas, coal-bed methane and
renewable natural gas. Fuel quality drives derate and service interval, which is why a fuel
analysis is part of every load study rather than an afterthought.
Typically somewhere between roughly 30% and 80% on fuel, depending on the gas source and the
delivered diesel price at your site, a wellsite burning its own gas sits at the top of that
range, a propane-fed camp near a highway at the bottom. Service costs fall separately: our
systems require a third to a sixth of the service intervals a comparable diesel fleet needs.
The sizing tool gives an indicative figure; a formal number follows the load study.
Ex-fleet rental equipment can move in days. Because the fleet is standardized, we're not
hunting for a matching transformer or a one-off breaker while the site waits. New-build
equipment runs 30 to 120 days depending on rating and how custom the package is.
Yes, the platform is modular. Units parallel together up to 30 MW+ on a single site, with
automatic load sharing and sequencing across the bank. Growing the site means adding a
module, not replacing the plant.
We do, across Canada, as a routine maintenance program. If you'd rather self-perform, we
run contractor training and sell parts directly, a lot of owner-operators run that way
and use us for telemetry and escalation only.
Every unit reports 30+ parameters every 15 minutes, 24/7/365, load, fuel consumption,
emissions data and maintenance countdown among them. You see the same dashboard our
dispatch desk does. See Technology for detail.
Next step
Send us the load and the location.
We'll come back with a package, an indicative fuel comparison against diesel, and a mobilization date.