ATCO Power Permanent Generation Solution

ATCO

February 20, 2018

ATCO Power’s Distributed Generation will supply and operate behind-the-fence power solutions specifically tailored to your site’s needs. As our model is to design, build, own and operate the unit(s), this cost-effective solution results in safe and reliable onsite power, while allowing you to focus resources on your core business.

Industrial facilities: ATCO Power’s Distributed Generation can provide long-term power needs for your industrial facility. Some examples include:

  • Meat Processing Plants: These plants often have a need for both power and steam.

  • Remote Mining Sites: Mine sites can have large power demands and typically are forced to rely on costly diesel generation.

  • Camp Facilities: Long-term camp servicing remote developments have on going power requirements

For more information contact us or download the product sheet. 

If you are looking for more details on other  distributed generation products see our​ Temporary Power information​.

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