Capstone Green Energy to Provide Two 200 kW Microturbines to Canadian Firm that Supplies Mobile Power to Oil and Gas Sites
Low-emission, Natural Gas-fueled Solution Supports Customer’s Reliability and Environmental Goals
"With climate change becoming a larger factor in business strategy, the oil and gas industry is looking for cleaner, cost-effective, and reliable power alternatives," said
Committed to leading the industry away from higher emission diesel power, the customer selected Capstone's microturbine technology for its low-emission, high-efficiency performance using clean-burning natural gas as a fuel. Other important factors included the systems' high reliability and low maintenance requirements, particularly in remote, off-grid locations. The microturbines can also be easily integrated into utility power or microgrids where and when needed, given their range of power outputs. Eliminating the need to truck diesel fuel into well sites reduces costs and lowers emissions, while the microturbines' quiet operation makes for a more pleasant environment.
The systems are expected to be operational in the third quarter of 2022. This is the first order Capstone has secured where the customer purchased the microturbine units to rent to its own oil and gas customers. The units will likely be installed at remote well sites and are sufficiently rugged and reliable for use in harsh Canadian weather conditions and environments.
"Our customer is committed to providing clean and reliable mobile power fueled by natural gas rather than environmentally unfriendly diesel," said
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