Power On.
In 60–120 Days.
60–120 Days
From commercial alignment to first power — while grid and pipeline projects wait years.
2 to 20 MW
Modular design scales from a single generator to a full temporary power campus.
LNG Today
Operate on LNG now, transition to pipeline or permanent grid when it's ready.
No Waiting
Independent of grid interconnection queues and pipeline construction timelines.
*Timelines may be able to be compressed depending on site conditions, equipment availability, and permitting jurisdiction. This schedule is intended to provide guidance on what should be expected under typical circumstances.
Small Solution
Modular Solution
* Diagrams are representative. Flow: LNG Storage → Vaporizer → Gensets (outside setback). Actual footprint and setbacks determined by site survey and local fire code.
Fuel Consumption
gallons of LNG per day, per MW generated
Trucking Frequency
approximately one delivery every 4 days per MW (~10–11K gal per load)
Storage Required
minimum two ~10,000-gallon tanks for buffer + rotation at base load
Example
Grid Delays
Interconnection queues stretching 2–5+ years. Power now, not later.
No Pipeline Available
Remote sites or locations where gas infrastructure is years away.
Temporary Generation
Rental power for 2–20 MW load, no permanent commitment required.
Data Centers & Industrial
Fast ramp-up for critical load while permanent power is built out.
Hybrid approach blends LNG operations with pipeline transition planning — keeping optionality while reducing long-term fuel cost.
Air Permit / Exemption
Often fast-tracked for temporary generation. We identify the applicable pathway on day one.
Fire Marshal Approval
LNG storage setbacks, safety systems, and suppression reviewed for site compliance.
Local / Zoning Approval
Temporary use permits are common and typically processed faster than permanent structures.
DOT / Transport Compliance
ISO tank handling, routing certification, and carrier compliance managed through delivery.