Delivering reliable, mission-critical power solutions for utilities, data centres, industrial facilities, resource sectors, and independent power producers.
Natural gas turbines from 30 MW, reciprocating generator packages to 3 MW, and combined cycle options to 40 MW — engineered, packaged in Alberta, factory tested, commissioned and supported by one accountable team.
Across North America, power has become the constraint. Data centres, AI campuses, and industrial expansions are being delayed by interconnection queues, transmission limits, and utility timelines measured in years rather than months.
On-site generation removes that dependency. Purpose-built power — sized, packaged, and commissioned for your site — puts you in control of your own schedule, whether you need bridge power until the grid arrives, permanent prime generation, or a hybrid of both.
NexSource builds that power in Alberta, and supports it for the life of the asset.

Natural gas, diesel, propane, and dual-fuel reciprocating generator sets for prime, standby, and continuous duty — up to 3 MW per package. All-weather, industrial-grade construction with customisable voltage configurations.

Factory-built modular power architecture that shortens schedules and reduces site construction risk. Generator and alternator skids, integrated switchgear and control panels, independent cooling and ventilation, redundant battery and control power — delivered as repeatable, scalable blocks.
High-density, continuous-duty generation for hyperscale, AI/HPC campuses, and edge deployments. Modular blocks, fast ramp rates, and N+1 or 2N redundancy engineered around your load profile.
Learn moreSimple-cycle and combined-cycle-ready generation for independent power producers and grid-interactive projects, aligned to AESO and AUC requirements.
Off-grid and grid-limited power for oilfield production, mining, and remote industrial sites — engineered for harsh conditions and long service intervals.
Temporary and standby generation deployed rapidly when the grid is delayed, constrained, or interrupted.
Learn moreMarkets we serve
Site assessment, load analysis, fuel source evaluation, regulatory scoping
Power system design, single-line diagrams, equipment specification, civil and structural layout
Equipment sourcing, turbine and generator packaging, controls build, factory acceptance testing
Installation support, integrated systems validation, synchronisation and paralleling, load testing
Preventive and predictive maintenance, LTSA, parts inventory, 24/7 field response
Lifecycle service & support
Alberta service locations
Supporting customers from commissioning through the entire life of their equipment, with a full inventory of OEM and critical spare parts.
120,000 sq ft
North American manufacturing capacity across its Alberta facilities
~120
Packaged generator systems produced annually
100+
Team members across Alberta
60+
Field technicians providing 24/7 support
17+ years
Continuous Alberta operations
30 MW
Maximum single-unit turbine capacity
In-house capabilities
All performed in-house by ABSA-certified personnel.

Most large-scale power equipment arrives from overseas with support that ends at the port. NexSource designs, packages, commissions, warranties, and services its systems from Alberta — so the people who built your equipment are the people who keep it running.

Incorporated, headquartered, and operating entirely in Alberta. Packaging and fabrication performed in-province.
ABSA, CSA, and ASME compliance across personnel, systems, and installations, with AESO and AUC alignment for grid-connected projects.
Integrator, packager, commissioning provider, warranty administrator, and long-term service partner — a single point of responsibility.
Approximately 12-month lead times, modular deployment, and local parts inventory to protect your schedule.
60+ field technicians dispatched from Red Deer, Edmonton, Drayton Valley and Grande Prairie, any day of the year.
Meaningful community engagement is a foundational element of responsible project development — and a prerequisite for approvals. NexSource works within Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) frameworks, prioritising employment, training, and local procurement in the communities where projects are built.
Community RelationsFinancing is often the most complex step in project execution. NexSource works alongside clients to navigate lender relationships, asset-backed structures, and Canadian program alignment — and, where appropriate, participates directly alongside our customers.
Discuss financingAI infrastructure client
614 MW aggregate capacity across 20 mobile gas turbine units. Sourcing, inspection, logistics, and delivery coordination for a large-scale digital infrastructure deployment.
AI data campus, Southern Alberta
Eight 30 MW turbine generator packages configured as a modular power island, with combined-cycle conversion and expansion beyond 1 GW planned.
Oil & gas, off-grid
Continuous off-grid operation using natural gas generators in a modular configuration, reducing diesel dependency and improving emissions in a harsh environment.
Active wildfire response
Synchronised paralleled diesel units providing stable, redundant power for critical infrastructure, with 24-hour monitoring and real-time load management.
Send us your load profile, timeline, and location — we'll come back with a configuration, budgetary pricing, and a realistic schedule.
Engineered power. Built in Alberta. Supporting North America.
Proudly Canadian · Built for North America
Yes. NexSource packages and integrates the GTG30 30 MW aeroderivative gas turbine at our Alberta facilities, alongside reciprocating generator packages from 20 kW to 3 MW. Manufacturing, factory acceptance testing, commissioning, and warranty are all handled in-province.
From 20 kW reciprocating gensets to 30 MW per turbine unit, with modular architecture allowing multiple units to be combined into power islands of several hundred megawatts.
Turbine packages are typically available approximately 12 months from deposit. Rental and reciprocating solutions can be deployed considerably faster, and are often used as bridge power while permanent generation is built.
Yes. Our modular turbine architecture is designed for high-density, continuous-duty digital infrastructure loads, including hyperscale, AI/HPC, and edge deployments, with N+1 and 2N redundancy configurations.
Yes. We provide commissioning, integrated systems validation, preventive and predictive maintenance, Long-Term Service Agreements, and 24/7 emergency field response from four Alberta dispatch hubs.