In areas such as the wilderness, islands, natural gas exploration, and offshore operating platforms that do not have electricity but have natural gas sources, multiple natural gas power generation units are used to form an independent power grid for external power supply.

Urban industrial and mining enterprises or industrial parks use natural gas power generation units to generate electricity and integrate it into the city grid. Engine smoke and hot water are provided to users through waste heat utilization equipment, such as steam, heating hot water, or cold water, abbreviated as natural gas distributed energy or combined cooling, heating, and electricity. The combined cooling, heating, and power generation can greatly improve the utilization rate of primary energy, achieve energy cascade utilization, and have comprehensive benefits such as energy conservation, environmental improvement, and increased power supply, which is in line with the national sustainable development strategy.

1. For buildings with high power supply levels such as hospitals, hotels, telecommunications, and data centers, regulations require sufficient backup power supply in the event of a malfunction in the normal use of mains power or emergency situations (such as fires, earthquakes, etc.). The use of natural gas generator sets as backup and emergency power supply is the future development trend. When the municipal power grid cannot guarantee power supply or has special conditions, it is necessary to use self owned small power plants as the main or supplementary power source. Natural gas power generation units are a good choice.

Invested by power companies or professional companies, natural gas power generation units are used to generate electricity during peak electricity consumption and overload operation of the power grid, and integrated into the municipal power grid to supplement the power grid.