Capstone Green Energy Achieves Target of 50 MW Under EaaS Rental Contract With a New 5 MW Order From a West Texas Oil and Gas Customer
Reliability and Lower Carbon Emissions Factored Into Rental Decision
The new 5 MW EaaS rental contract pushes Capstone Green Energy’s total EaaS contracts to approximately 50 MW, which achieves the Company’s stated goal of 50 MW under contract by
“Capstone’s EaaS business model continues to drive customer demand for our products, as demonstrated by this order. The oil and gas industry have seen the benefits of Capstone microturbines for many years, and renting units through our EaaS approach makes adopting our technology even easier,” said
Capstone microturbines are used across oil and gas applications – upstream, midstream, and downstream because they offer flexible, responsive power generation that can easily adjust to fluctuating or seasonal energy demands, reducing fuel usage and maintaining high levels of efficiency. They can also be powered by on-site production gas, like these units will be, eliminating the need for a secondary fuel source. This helps Capstone customers meet their environmental and operational goals.
“This customer approached us with the challenge of improving operational reliability while at the same time reducing their greenhouse gas emissions,” said
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To date, Capstone has shipped over 10,000 units to 83 countries and estimates that in FY22, it saved customers over
For customers with limited capital or short-term needs, Capstone offers rental systems; for more information, contact: rentals@CGRNenergy.com.
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