3.2 MW Mobile Natural Gas Power Plant
Approximately 100 units currently available for immediate commercial deployment, subject to prior sale and commercial confirmation. Rapidly deployable on-site power for oil & gas, industrial, emergency and remote infrastructure projects, powered by a high-efficiency natural gas engine generator.
Designed for continuous industrial operation, these fully integrated trailer-mounted power plants deliver dependable on-site electrical generation wherever utility infrastructure is unavailable, constrained or under development. Their mobility, rapid deployment capability and modular design make them particularly well suited for demanding industrial environments where project schedules cannot accommodate extended equipment manufacturing lead times — including oil & gas operations throughout the Permian Basin, emergency power, remote industrial facilities, island power systems and selected data center applications.
Ideal For
- Oil & Gas Producers
- Drilling Contractors
- Pipeline Companies
- Midstream Operators
- EPC Contractors
- Compressor Station Projects
- Mining Companies
- Industrial Manufacturers
- Utilities
- Independent Power Producers
- Infrastructure Developers
3.2 MW Mobile Natural Gas Power Plant
*Availability is subject to prior sale and commercial confirmation. Fuel configuration should be confirmed for each project based on the final equipment configuration and site conditions.
Built for rapid, dependable field power
- 3.2 MW ISO Rated Output
- Mobile Trailer-Mounted Design
- Natural Gas-Fueled Operation
- Rapid Deployment
- ABB Generator
- 13.8 kV Output
- 60 Hz Three-Phase Power
- Continuous Industrial Operation
- Modular Expansion Capability
- Medium-Voltage Switchgear
- Beckwith / Basler Protection
- Woodward EasyGen Controls
- Air-Ride Trailer Suspension
- DOT-Compliant Transportation
Dependable power before permanent utility connections exist
Industrial and energy infrastructure projects frequently require dependable electrical generation before permanent utility connections become available. Mobile natural gas power plants combine industrial-grade equipment with transportation flexibility, rapid deployment and scalable capacity — including fast power for data center, utility and IPP projects working through a multi-year PJM interconnection queue.
Key Advantages
- Approximately 100 units currently available
- Rapid deployment to project locations
- Reduced dependence on lengthy manufacturing lead times
- Trailer-mounted mobility
- Continuous industrial operation
- 13.8 kV, 60 Hz, three-phase electrical output
- Modular expansion through multiple-unit installations
- Flexible relocation between project sites
- Reduced diesel dependence where natural gas or field gas is available
- Reliable support for industrial and critical infrastructure operations
Power generation projects throughout North America are increasingly affected by extended equipment procurement schedules and manufacturing lead times. Immediate equipment availability can help reduce project delays, accelerate commissioning and provide additional flexibility during utility upgrades, industrial expansion and energy infrastructure development.
Full unit specifications
Electrical
Prime Mover
Trailer & Transport
Oilfield power across West Texas and southeastern New Mexico
The Permian Basin is the largest oil-producing region in the United States and one of the world's most active energy developments. Oil producers, drilling contractors, pipeline companies and EPC contractors require dependable electrical power to support continuous operations where utility infrastructure is limited or unavailable.
Typical Applications
- Drilling rig support equipment
- Mud pumps and associated systems
- Drawworks and hoisting systems
- Top drive systems
- Rig instrumentation and control systems
- Continuous site lighting
- Water transfer and circulation pumps
- Chemical blending equipment
- Sand handling systems
- Field offices and communications infrastructure
- Pipeline construction and compressor station support
A single 3.2 MW Mobile Natural Gas Power Plant is not intended to power the primary high-horsepower hydraulic fracturing pumps, but it is well suited for supplying dependable electrical power to the auxiliary systems that keep drilling and field operations running safely and efficiently. Where natural gas or field gas is available, these units can help reduce diesel consumption, simplify fuel logistics and lower operating costs.
Emergency, remote industrial, island and data center power
Emergency & Critical Infrastructure
Remote Industrial Facilities
Island Power Systems
Selected Data Center Applications
Scale capacity by adding units, not replacing equipment
Rather than replacing installed equipment as demand increases, multiple 3.2 MW Mobile Natural Gas Power Plants can be configured for parallel operation, allowing installed capacity to expand alongside project requirements.
Actual project capacity depends on operating configuration, ambient conditions, auxiliary loads and project-specific engineering.
More than equipment sourcing
New York Turbine Solutions works with project developers, EPC contractors, utilities, industrial operators, independent power producers, oil & gas companies, mining organizations and infrastructure developers to identify practical power generation solutions that align with technical requirements, commercial objectives and project schedules.
- Immediate Equipment Sourcing
- Global Equipment Network
- Technical Evaluation
- Equipment Specification Review
- Commercial Proposal Support
- International Logistics Coordination
- Engineering & EPC Coordination through Experienced Partners
- Modular Capacity Planning
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these units immediately available?
Approximately 100 units are currently available for immediate commercial deployment, subject to prior sale, commercial confirmation, equipment inspection and final contract execution. Availability, pricing and delivery schedules are confirmed during the quotation process.
What fuel do these power plants use?
These units are natural gas-powered mobile generating systems. Fuel quality, gas pressure and fuel treatment requirements should be reviewed during project-specific technical evaluation.
Are the power plants trailer-mounted?
Yes. Each power plant is installed on a 53-foot DOT-compliant trailer with air-ride suspension, allowing rapid transportation and deployment between project locations.
Can multiple units operate together?
Yes. Multiple power plants may be configured for parallel operation, subject to project-specific synchronization, switchgear, protection systems, controls and electrical engineering.
Are these systems suitable for continuous industrial operation?
Yes, across oil & gas, emergency power, remote industrial, island power and selected data center applications. Final operating configuration, maintenance planning, emissions compliance and permitting should be evaluated for each project.
Can these power plants support hydraulic fracturing operations?
Yes, but not as the primary fracturing power source. A single 3.2 MW unit is not intended to power the primary high-pressure fracturing pumps, which require substantially greater capacity — but it is well suited for auxiliary loads such as field offices, lighting, water transfer, chemical blending and control systems.
What installation work is typically required?
Project requirements vary, but may include site preparation, natural gas connection, fuel conditioning, grounding, transformers, medium-voltage switchgear, electrical distribution, cabling, controls integration, commissioning and local permitting.
Can these units be relocated?
Yes. Their trailer-mounted configuration allows them to be transported between project locations, making them well suited for temporary projects, phased developments, pipeline construction and expanding infrastructure.
Does NYTS support international projects?
Yes. NYTS supports both domestic and international opportunities through equipment sourcing, commercial coordination, international logistics planning and engineering support with experienced project partners.
How do I request pricing?
Submit a Request a Proposal with your required capacity, project location, application, fuel type, voltage & frequency, required delivery date and any additional technical requirements. Our team will review and prepare a proposal based on currently available equipment.
From 3.2 MW mobile power to 700+ MW industrial turbines
As your project grows, NYTS supports power generation requirements ranging from 3.2 MW mobile power plants to industrial gas turbines exceeding 700 MW, in new, unused OEM-preserved, or professionally refurbished condition, across 50 Hz and 60 Hz platforms.
Industry Resources
Growing investment in oil & gas infrastructure, industrial electrification and digital infrastructure continues to increase demand for rapidly deployable on-site power generation across Texas, New Mexico, the Permian Basin and North America.
- Reuters: Texas approves Permian Basin Reliability Plan to expand power infrastructure for oil & gas operations.
- Permian Basin Oil & Gas Magazine: industry news covering drilling activity, pipeline development and infrastructure investment across West Texas and southeastern New Mexico.
- Reuters: U.S. power developers face extended power generation equipment lead times as electricity demand continues to increase.
- U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA): natural gas production, pricing, consumption and market trend data.
- U.S. Department of Energy: grid modernization, electrical infrastructure investment and resilience information.
The information presented on this page is intended for general informational purposes only. Equipment specifications, availability, performance, commercial terms, pricing, delivery schedules and project suitability are subject to confirmation during technical and commercial evaluation. Availability is subject to prior sale, and final equipment configuration may vary depending on project requirements. NYTS provides equipment sourcing, technical evaluation and project support; engineering design, permitting, installation, commissioning and EPC services are provided directly by qualified project partners where applicable.
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