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Oil and gas field power fuels mainly refer to fossil fuels, which fall into two types: liquid fossil fuels and gaseous fossil fuels.
Classification of Fossil Fuels：
1. Liquid fossil fuels, including crude oil and fuel oil.
2. Gaseous fossil fuels, including natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).
Fuel Selection Principles: The core design principle for oil and gas field power systems is to prioritize the use of self-produced fossil fuels, so as to reduce 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, etc.; Natural gas falls into two categories: conventional natural gas (e.g., gas field gas, associated gas from oilfields, etc.) and unconventional natural gas (e.g., shale gas, coalbed methane, etc.).
In remote oilfields, large engines provide power for oil and gas E&P and drive pipeline equipment including pumps and compressors for both short and long gas pipelines. The key benefit is fuel flexibility: our diesel engines run directly on wellsite crude oil, and our gas engines achieve reliable ignition of wellhead gas.
