New products for on-site and off-grid power generation

Generator series

Eco Power Equipment’s CIPR series of generators delivers clean, quiet propane and natural gas power generation, ranging from 15 kW to 120 kW. Additionally, its gas solutions extend to 250 kW in skid-mounted, trailer-mounted and mobile fuel tank configurations. Built for demanding jobsites, the CIPR gensets cut carbon dioxide by 10 to 15 percent versus diesel. They also reduce nitrogen oxide by up to 90 percent and eliminate wet stacking, as no energy-wasting onboard load bank is required, the company says. Paired with EPE transformers and power distribution equipment, the CIPR lineup supports rapid jobsite electrification for construction, rental fleets, utilities and temporary heat applications. According to the company, an in-house power engineering group supports prime power applications, while free online sizing and fuel-comparison tools help customers right-size every job.

Learn more: ecopowerequip.com

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CHP systems

Enginuity Power Systems offers propane-fueled combined heat and power (CHP) systems that generate electricity while capturing waste heat for hot water and process needs. According to the company, commercial customers can acquire up to 85 percent total efficiency from one fuel source, resulting in reduced costs, too. The technology is suitable for the hospitality, food processing and agriculture industries, the company notes. Remote lodges will cut generator costs and keep guests comfortable, while food processors and agricultural operations will offset their electric and thermal bills simultaneously. Therefore, CHP can be a high-value account for propane marketers, the company says. Furthermore, in the Northeast, the conversion of aging oil-fired heating to propane CHP can reduce exhaust emissions, add cogeneration efficiency and lower total energy costs, the company notes.

Learn more: enginuitypowersystems.com

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Mobile generator

Evergreen Mobile Power’s JuiceBox mobile generator offers a low-maintenance, simple-to-operate solution that’s powered by propane, leading to dependable, off-grid energy. According to the company, the unit is engineered to deliver reliable backup or primary power across a diverse range of applications – from outdoor events to demanding commercial jobsites. Built for maximum uptime and durability, the JuiceBox minimizes maintenance hassle while also maximizing operational simplicity. By using propane, this mobile generator ensures an eco-conscious footprint and high cost-effectiveness when compared to traditional diesel alternatives, the company says. It is ideal for operators who are seeking a versatile, highly mobile and worry-free power source that will help enable events and jobsites to run smoothly, no matter where they’re located.

Learn more: energy-tree.com

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Dual-fuel generators

Mesa Power Solutions’ dual-fuel generators provide users with a blend of versatility and grit for their modern energy needs. According to the company, the generators were designed for operations that can’t afford downtime, as they run seamlessly on propane or natural gas. In turn, they offer businesses the freedom to choose whichever fuel is the best fit at a particular moment. The generators’ clean-burning performance keeps emissions low while also delivering steady and strong output, the company notes. Whether supporting remote fieldwork, safeguarding critical infrastructure or powering through unpredictable weather, the generators provide reliability with a refined edge. These units are known for their rugged engineering and intuitive controls, the company adds.

Learn more: mesapowersolutions.com

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Generators for remote usage

Qnergy’s series of generators provides reliable prime power for remote and off-grid applications wherever dependable electricity is essential. According to the company, the PowerGen can convert any gaseous fuel, including propane, into heat to drive a hermetically sealed, free-piston Stirling engine. Because the engine operates while using external combustion, it doesn’t require rotating parts or lubrication, thus reducing routine maintenance while also supporting long-term operation. Designed for continuous, autonomous performance or hybridization, the PowerGen delivers consistent electrical output in demanding environments and extreme temperatures, the company says. Well suited for applications like backup power, prime power and any mission-critical infrastructure, each generator has a sealed design. As a result, the series’ wear is minimized and its lifespan is typically extended, the company says.

Learn more: qnergy.com

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Propane-powered generators

Stateline Power Corp.’s generators are wide ranging, as the company offers solutions varying from emergency standby and continuous duty to stationary and on-board propane mobile platforms – which have up to 30 hours of runtime. Due to their heavy-duty, aluminum and sound-attenuated weather enclosures, the generators can reduce sound emissions to 68 dBA (A-weighted decibels), the company says. At the same time, through these enclosures, each of the generator’s components will remain protected from weather events. Every generator is also easy to service, according to the company. Of equal importance, the generators enable customers to have remote power wherever they might need it, including if they prefer to be “off the grid.”

Learn more: statelinepower.com

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