30-1100 kVA natural gas
PSI · Hyundai · Scania

Natural gas generators for industrial projects

Natural gas generators from 30 to 1100 kVA with PSI, Hyundai or Scania engines. Compare models for your required output and request a quotation matched to your gas supply and operating mode.

Gas project guidance

Request natural gas generators for your project

Enter the requested power, version and operating mode. The inquiry will be prepared with natural gas as the selected fuel.

Selection and quotation

Prepare a quotation for your natural gas generator

A natural gas genset must suit the gas quality and pressure available at the installation site. Selecting a model does not replace this check.

Check the gas supply

Provide gas quality and available connection pressure where known. For standby operation, also check that gas remains available during a power outage.

Define the operating mode

Do you need standby, regular prime power or parallel operation? Describe operating hours, connected equipment and major load changes.

Request a project quotation

Send output, voltage and frequency, site, destination country and preferred configuration. If the required output is unknown, we can review your load list together.

This selection is for natural gas, not LPG or biogas. External gas installation and the grid connection are not part of a standard generator supply.

Model comparison

Natural gas product overview

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3installed engine brands
33-1100kVA range

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Project-oriented selection

Plan natural gas generators for the complete system

In brief

A gas generator must match the electrical load, operating mode and the available natural gas supply. These factors should be assessed together before a model is selected.

Load and duty

Define connected loads, starting currents, load steps and the required PRP or ESP duty.

Gas quality and pressure

Check gas quality, available pressure and the required gas train against the engine and project specification.

Installation and controls

Coordinate ventilation, exhaust routing, sound requirements, electrical integration and control interfaces.