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EquipmentShare invests big in gas power

What happened

Cummins has secured a multi-year agreement to supply its C1400N6C generators to EquipmentShare, helping the rental company expand its power fleet to 1GW of natural gas power generation capacity.

Source

internationalrentalnews.comSep 30, 2026

EquipmentShare invests big in gas power

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EquipmentShare has announced a multi-year agreement with Cummins that will see it expand its power rental fleet to 1GW of natural gas power generation capacity. The rental business said the power fleet would help it support major energy projects across the US with temporary power, microgrids and battery energy storage solutions. The investment will include Cummins' C1400N6C generator, a 60Hz gas set that can deliver between 1400 and 1750kVA of power. EquipmentShare said its gas-led strategy would deliver a cleaner alternative to traditional diesel powered gensets and could reduce total energy costs for contractors by between 50% and 80%. The generators will use existing gas pipeline infrastructure where available or "virtual pipelines" – gas transported by road or rail - for off-grid sites. Jabbok Schlacks, founder and CEO of EquipmentShare, said; "Combining Cummins' proven leadership in reliable, mission-critical power solutions with EquipmentShare's technology-driven distribution platform allows us to bring a gigawatt of resilient energy capacity online to high-impact jobsites when and where they need it most." Susan Cleaver, vice president, global power generation at Cummins, said; "This investment highlights the ongoing need for dependable power solutions, and we're proud to work with customers and distributors to help meet those needs."

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