Oil and gas
Off-grid power for oil and gas sites
Hybrid wind, solar, battery and microturbine systems for pipeline monitoring, cathodic protection and remote oil and gas loads, with less diesel and fewer site visits.
Who is it for
Designed for remote oil and gas operations
From desert monitoring stations to oil sands dispatch sites, Ryse systems keep critical loads powered where the grid does not reach.
Pipelines
Monitoring and protection
Power pipeline monitoring and cathodic protection stations off-grid with small wind, solar and batteries sized for days of autonomy.
Remote sites
Clean microturbine gensets
Bladon MTG12 gensets deliver 12 kW of continuous power on diesel, kerosene, paraffin, bio-diesel or HVO, with one scheduled service a year.
Low-power loads
Micro wind for instruments
AIR micro wind turbines add a second charging source alongside solar, for night-time and storm conditions at remote instrument sites.
How It Works
From first conversation to system deployment, here’s what to expect when working with Ryse.
Dependable power for remote oil and gas loads
Ryse hybrid systems combine wind, solar, storage and clean microturbine gensets to keep remote oil and gas sites online, cut diesel use and reduce site visits.
Displaces diesel as the primary power source
Cuts fuel deliveries and site visits
Performs in desert heat and extreme weather
90% less CO₂
Compared to diesel when using HVO biofuel
45,000 hour lifespan
With only one scheduled service per year
Built for remote, high-consequence sites
Monitoring, control and protection loads cannot go dark. Ryse systems are engineered for remote and demanding sites, from desert pipelines to offshore platforms.
Engineered for critical operations
Supports 24/7 monitoring and control loads
Performs in extreme weather and remote locations
Installs easily with minimal site requirements
Configures with solar, battery or backup generators
Delivers stable output for uninterrupted uptime
Proven at oil and gas sites
Deployed at pipelines, platforms and mine sites
Low maintenance for long-term reliability
Flexible siting from rooftops to ground installations
Backed by expert engineering teams across regions
Real results
Oil and gas projects we’ve delivered
Case studies for any application
Explore how Ryse Energy has delivered renewable solutions across 10+ industries worldwide, from telecom to agriculture.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What power systems does Ryse supply for oil and gas sites?
Hybrid systems that combine small and micro wind turbines, solar PV, battery storage and Bladon microturbine gensets, sized for pipeline monitoring, cathodic protection, dispatch and other remote loads.
Can wind power remote monitoring stations?
Yes. A national oil company in the Middle East uses AIR micro wind turbines and solar to supply 24 V power to remote monitoring stations, and Enagás uses E-5 and E-3 turbines with batteries at off-grid pipeline stations in Spain.
How long can a site run without wind or sun?
It depends on battery sizing. The Enagás cathodic protection station is designed for 7 days of autonomy without wind, using a 24 V, 1,200 Ah battery bank. Where firm power is needed, a Bladon MTG12 genset can be added.
How do Ryse systems reduce site visits?
The MTG12 has a design life of 45,000 hours and needs one scheduled service a year, which can cut site visits by up to 90%. At a remote oil and gas site, an MTG12 ran over 9,200 hours in 33 to 52°C heat with three site visits to date.
Does Ryse design, install and maintain the system?
Yes. Ryse provides design and installation, and maintenance and monitoring services, from first conversation through to deployment and operation.
Can Ryse turbines be installed offshore?
Yes. A national oil company in Southeast Asia installed E-5 turbines on unmanned platforms to displace diesel. A reduced-height tower with a tilt mechanism lets the turbine be serviced at deck level.
