MTU Gas Generators
ETAC Power supplies MTU natural gas generator sets in Canada, delivering reliable, low-emission power for data centers, commercial buildings, AI infrastructure, and distributed energy/CHP applications. Systems are configurable for CSA/EPA requirements with sound-attenuated enclosures, automatic transfer options, and remote monitoring.
- Current Lead Time: Less than 20 weeks
- Warranty: 1 year or 1000 running hours
- Certifications:
MTU Gas Generator Standard Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Power Range | 800 kW – 2300 kW |
| Output Voltage | 120 V – 600 V |
| Phase | Single or Three Phase |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Fuel | Natural Gas |
| Enclosure | Open Set or Closed Set (Nema Rating) |
| Emission Standards | EPA Tier 3 or Tier 4 |
| Options | Stainless tank & radiators, extended tank, winter kit |
MWM Gas vs Diesel — Cost, Emissions & Use Cases
| Feature | MWM Gas Generators | Diesel Generators |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel Cost (Canada) | Lower & stable with utility natural gas | Higher volatility; delivered diesel |
| Emissions | Low NOx/PM; helps ESG goals | More particulates; after-treatment needed |
| Noise | Quieter at comparable kW | Louder under similar load |
| Runtime | Continuous with utility gas; ideal for CHP | Limited by on-site fuel storage |
| Best For | Industrial/commercial facilities, data centres, distributed energy & CHP | Remote sites without gas; short-duration backup |
About CHP & Distributed Energy
Distributed energy can make rational use of resources, reduce consumption and pollution, and can be operated flexibly and economically for facilities that value uptime and efficiency.
Distributed Energy:
- Energy efficiency: above 84%
- Enables cascade utilization of energy
- Customized to provide resource and environmental benefits—maximize total system efficiency
CHP (Combined Heat & Power) Features:
- CHP: a mode of energy in which electricity and heat coexist
- Suited for distributed energy supply
- Operates in grid-connected or isolated (island) mode
- Further use of generator waste heat to improve utilization rate
Cascade Utilization of Energy:
100% FUEL ↓
- High temperature (above 700 °C) → electricity / process steam
- Moderate temperature (120–550 °C) → heating / absorption cooling
- Low temperature (below 120 °C) → space heating / DHW, desiccant application
- Emission (minimized)
Typical partition: ~40% electricity • ~45% recoverable heat • ~15% emissions/losses.
Why MTU Gas Generators
- High electrical efficiency with robust CHP potential (natural gas & biogas)
- Optimized lube-oil management for lower consumption and longer intervals
- Flanged base frame for reduced installation cost and reliable operation
- Wide ambient intake window via improved turbocharger design
- Low vibration & low noise; compact footprint relative to output
- Industrial controls with colour HMI; synchronization & load control
- Remote monitoring and power-plant control integration options
Custom Power Solutions Through ETAC Power
We tailor each MWM gas generator package to your project: load calculation & sizing, fuel strategy and utility coordination, enclosure & acoustics, CHP integration, delivery, installation & commissioning across Canada. Get a free consultation and sizing support.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How long does an MWM gas generator last?
With proper maintenance and fuel quality, major overhauls are typically scheduled in the 60,000–80,000 running-hour range depending on series and duty cycle.
Can these systems meet Canadian regulations?
Yes. Packages are configured to meet EPA Tier 3/4 emissions and can be field-approved under CSA SPE-1000 where required. cULus-listed components are used throughout.
Do you provide CHP (cogeneration) integration?
We deliver turnkey CHP including heat exchangers, controls, and utility interconnect to maximize total energy efficiency >84%.
What enclosure options are available?
Open skid, weather-proof silent canopy, and containerized solutions with winterization for Canadian climates.