Gas and diesel sets for Montney leases, plants, mills and winter job sites across the Peace Country — shipped with the heaters, distribution and gas conditioning the site needs, so nothing is left waiting on a second trip up Highway 43.
The cards below come live from the rental inventory, so anything shown is free to quote today. For a site this far from the yard, open each one and check the fuel and voltage before you call — it is what decides whether one truck is enough.





















Grande Prairie sits on top of one of the busiest gas plays in the country and at the edge of a farming region that runs flat out every fall. Most of the temporary power up here is one of six jobs.
Drilling, completions and early production on leases around Wembley, Sexsmith and out toward Fox Creek. A set that burns the lease's own gas, once the analysis clears it, takes fuel hauling off the job entirely.
Facilities running a turnaround, a tie-in or an electrical upgrade need their auxiliary loads carried while the permanent supply is down — instrument air, heat trace, control rooms and the contractor village.
From November to March a Peace Country site usually needs heat as badly as power. Flameless heaters carry their own engines, so they go on the same truck without leaning on the generator.
Sawmills, pulp operations and logging camps that need a set through a planned outage or a gap in their own supply, often in places the grid does not reach at all.
Work camps for pipeline, forestry and plant projects run on generator power for months. Prime-rated sets, fuel storage and a second unit for the loads that cannot stop are the usual package.
Canola and grain country from Beaverlodge to Spirit River, where dryers and aeration fans need three-phase power on quarters that do not have it — for a few intense weeks each fall.
Every Grande Prairie rental is prepared in our Red Deer yard and shop, where the NPI Series is built. The unit is set to the site's voltage, checked against the gas analysis and run on a load bank before it is loaded on the truck.
It ships as a complete package: the generator, distribution to reach the loads, fuel storage or an inlet scrubber depending on the fuel, and flameless heat through the winter months. The site is running from the first delivery.
Field service answers 24/7, every day of the year. And the Peace Country is not new to us — NexSource sponsors Grande Prairie Minor Hockey and the Grande Prairie Stompede.

The communities around Grande Prairie where rentals up here most often go. Sites outside the list are quoted the same way — the fleet travels wherever the work is.
Each unit is prepared and load tested in our Red Deer yard, then trucked north with everything the site needs to connect. Send the load, the location and the date power is needed, and the quote comes back with delivery included. Field service answers 24/7 at (403) 887-4567.
As early as the job is known. The unit itself is rarely the constraint; the distance is, along with confirming the fuel, the voltage and everything that should travel with it. For a turnaround or a winter project, a few weeks' notice turns a rush into a normal delivery.
Often, and in the Montney it is usually worth checking first. Send the gas analysis: liquids, H₂S content and line pressure decide the inlet scrubber and regulation, and a set that burns lease gas removes fuel hauling from a long supply line.
Yes, and for a winter site in the Peace Country it is the usual request. Flameless heaters are quoted in the same package and run on their own engines, so they heat the hoarding or the equipment without drawing on the generator — and there is no open flame near the work.
Yes, when it is set up for the cold before it leaves. Natural gas never thickens in the line the way diesel can at thirty below, which is one more reason gas sets suit the region. NPI Series packages can be ordered with block heat and a variable-speed radiator fan for winter duty, while a diesel set relies on winter-grade fuel from the site's supplier. Tell us the coldest temperature the site expects.
Often, yes. Some units — including NPI Series packages — can be rented with the payments counting toward ownership, which suits a camp or production facility that will need power for years rather than a season. Ask which of the units on the list qualify when you request the quote.
Send the load list, the site location, the dates and the gas analysis if there is one. You will get a written quote for the complete package — power, heat, distribution and delivery from Red Deer — and sizing advice is free.