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Oil & Gas Power refers to the technical and equipment system that supplies power to various types of equipment throughout all operation links of oil and gas exploration, development, production, gathering and transportation. It covers power and power supply systems, which are mainly designed to deliver highly reliable and well-adapted power output for the special operating conditions of oil and gas fields, while following the development trend of low-carbon transition and multi-energy complementation.
Oil & Gas Power mainly consists of power equipment, energy supply and technical support.
1. Power Squipment: engines, gas turbines, electric motors and other units that provide power for operations such as drilling, fracturing, cementing, well workover, gas compression and power generation;
2. Energy Supply: energy forms including crude oil, diesel, natural gas and electric power, as well as their applications in oil and gas field scenarios;
3. Technical Support: key technologies relating to the reliability, efficiency, environmental performance and intelligence of power systems.
The Oil & gas field power equipment supplied by our company mainly includes Oilfield generator sets and Oilfield engines.
Fuel Selection: The core design principle for oil and gas field power systems is to prioritize the use of self-produced fossil fuels, so as to cut fuel transportation costs and achieve optimal utilization of vented resources. Self-produced Fossil fuels mainly include Petroleum and Natural gas. Petroleum covers crude oil and shale oil; Natural gas falls into two categories: Conventional natural gas (e.g., Gas-field gas and associated gas) and Unconventional natural gas (e.g., Shale gas, and coalbed methane, etc.). For more fuels information, please visit: Power Fuels .
We offers solutions, products and services for every phase of oil and gas exploration, production, transportation, storage and refining – both onshore and offshore.
On remote fields, large engines can be used both to supply electrical power for oil and gas exploration and production or to drive mechanical equipment involved in the long and short distance piping of gas e.g. pumps and compressors. A special advantage is fuel flexibility: Our diesel engines can run readily on crude oil taken direct from wells and conditioned on site while our gas engines reliably ignite well-head gas.
