Commercial and Industrial Generators

Power outages can strike at any moment—whether due to scheduled maintenance, unexpected equipment failure, or extreme weather events. When the electrical grid goes down, commercial generators become essential. For businesses and facilities, a loss of power isn’t just inconvenient; it can disrupt critical operations and compromise safety.

Commercial buildings rely on electricity to operate vital systems such as fire alarms and smoke control, elevators, refrigeration and cold storage, heating and cooling equipment, communication networks, and essential health and safety systems. Without a reliable backup power source, even a brief outage can lead to costly downtime, damaged inventory, and serious safety risks.

The need for reliable backup power has never been more critical. As infrastructure continues to age and weather patterns grow increasingly unpredictable, power disruptions are becoming more frequent and longer in duration. In 2024, U.S. electricity customers experienced an average of 11 hours of outages—nearly double the annual average over the previous decade—according to the Energy Information Administration. Additionally, the Department of Energy warns that outages could increase by as much as 100-fold by 2030.

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, power outages today often extend well beyond a few hours. For a mid-sized business, even short-term downtime can result in thousands of dollars in losses. For industries such as healthcare, data services, food storage, and manufacturing, the impact is even more severe—losses can accumulate minute by minute.

Propane-powered generators offer a reliable, efficient, and flexible solution for commercial and industrial power needs. With dependable fuel availability and the ability to support continuous operation, propane generators help ensure business continuity, protect critical systems, and provide peace of mind when the grid fails.

• Ports
• Hospitals
• Offices
• Construction Sites
• Data Centers/Communications
• Public Buildings/Shelters
• Police & Fire Departments
• Retail/Big Box Stores
• Education

• Hospitality
• Restaurants
• Correctional Facilities
• Multi-family Buildings
• Event Venues
• Agriculture
• Greenhouses