Sustainable power generation

Resource extraction, production, upgrading, associated construction, and related services are among the types of activities that our power systems support. Diesel power systems have traditionally been the choice for temporary as well as remote site electrification. By switching from a diesel generator to a natural gas or propane power system, one can reduce CO2 emissions as well as particulate matter emissions. Fuel spill risks, which are of great concern, can be eliminated entirely

Large projects and operations have significant prime and standby power requirements. Our generators are designed to support off-grid worksites. Clean-burning fuels are a key component to reducing emissions. Extended service intervals, which are a feature of our gaseous power systems, are another way to reduce emissions. Our power systems require a third to a sixth of the service intervals that traditional diesel generator systems require. Improve costs and reduce emissions

In addition to the immediate emission profile benefits realized by transitioning away from diesel generators, our proprietary telemetry platform is an excellent tool for the monitoring of equipment-level data that supports quantifying emissions. Our proactive routine maintenance practices further reduce operating inefficiencies that are in many cases not addressed with traditional systems

Our research and development activities are continuous. We are actively exploring the use of blended hydrogen at various sites as well as the use of battery banks that can be paired with our power system packages to reduce run-time and service intervals. Our focus is sustainable innovation