Run your site on the gas you're already producing.
Remote production sites need continuous, unattended power in conditions that punish equipment. NexSource supplies natural gas, dual-fuel, and diesel generation engineered for the Alberta and Saskatchewan patch — with the option to run on field gas and cut diesel haulage out of your operating cost entirely.
On a remote site, diesel isn't just a fuel cost — it's trucking, road bans, scheduling, tank monitoring, spill risk, and a crew watching the level. When a haul is late or a lease road is closed, production stops.
If your site produces gas, you're already sitting on the fuel. Our natural gas and dual-fuel packages run on field gas, wellhead gas, or utility supply — removing the haulage cycle, reducing emissions, and taking one more variable out of your uptime.
Field / wellhead gas
Producing sites with available gas — lowest operating cost, no haulage.
Natural gas (utility or line)
Sites with pipeline access; clean, consistent supply
Dual-fuel / bi-fuel
Diesel reliability with gas economics; switches based on availability
Propane (LP)
Where gas isn't available but haulage is simpler than diesel
Diesel
Short-term, mobile, or where gas isn't practical
Gas-capable units in our fleet
Continuous unattended power for pumpjacks, instrumentation, and controls
High-capacity temporary power through the drilling program
Short-duration high-load power with rapid mobilisation
Continuous power for heaters, pumps, and measurement
Prime power for compression and auxiliary systems
Standby and prime generation with paralleling and switchgear
High continuous load with redundancy for critical systems
Remote power for pumping, valves, and telemetry
Temporary power for maintenance and shutdown windows
Cold-weather packages with block heaters, speed-control fans, and all-weather enclosures — specified for the conditions our own crews work in. Sound-attenuated for camp-adjacent and residential-proximity sites, and built to keep running when the temperature makes everything harder.
Natural gas generation reduces emissions against diesel equivalents, and putting produced gas to work can support methane reduction objectives. We provide emissions testing and reporting, load testing, and performance documentation so your compliance record is supported by data.
Crews and equipment staged across the oilfield corridor — Red Deer, Drayton Valley, Grande Prairie, and Edmonton — with 24/7 emergency dispatch, fully stocked service trucks, and preventive maintenance scheduled around your operation. Remote monitoring and alarm response available so problems surface before they stop production.
Natural gas, dual-fuel, propane and diesel gensets from 25 kW to 1.9 MW · skid and trailer-mounted packages · power distribution · paralleling switchgear.
Serving the Alberta and Saskatchewan patch.
Send us your load, location, and fuel availability — we'll size the right package and get you a quote.
Yes. Our natural gas and dual-fuel packages can be configured to run on produced field or wellhead gas, subject to gas quality and pressure. This removes diesel haulage from the operation and puts gas you're already producing to work. We'll review your gas analysis as part of sizing.
It depends on the connected load — pumpjack motors, heaters, instrumentation, and controls. Most single wellsites fall in the 20–150 kW range, while batteries, compressor stations, and facilities run considerably higher. We complete a load analysis before recommending a package.
Both. Short-term rentals suit drilling, completions, and turnarounds; long-term rentals and purchases usually make more sense for continuous production. We'll walk through the economics with you.
Rental units can typically be mobilised quickly from our Alberta branches, with crews staged across the oilfield corridor. Timing depends on unit availability, site access, and road conditions.
Our packages are specified for Alberta winters, with cold-weather options including block heaters and speed-control fans, in all-weather enclosures.
