ABC Companies, Martin Energy Form Strategic Partnership
Leveraging MEG’s comprehensive suite of power generation offerings, including generator sets and EPA-certified engines with capacities ranging from 330kW to 1000kW, alongside advanced microgrid and energy storage systems, the engines can operate on natural gas or propane.

MEG offers engines that not only cater to stationary applications but also mobile charging solutions.
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In a landmark partnership, ABC Companies and Martin Energy Group (MEG) are set to redefine the energy landscape by offering cutting-edge microgrid and power storage solutions designed to promote energy independence.
Leveraging MEG’s comprehensive suite of power generation offerings, including generator sets and EPA-certified engines with capacities ranging from 330kW to 1000kW, alongside advanced microgrid and energy storage systems, the engines can operate on natural gas or propane providing flexibility and adaptability in energy generation.
Power solutions can be precisely tailored to meet fluctuating demands, offering a seamless match for a diverse range of energy needs.
About MEG’s Engines
MEG offers engines that not only cater to stationary applications but also mobile charging solutions. Each engine can be housed in a stationary weatherproof enclosure or mounted on a trailer, providing flexible options for mobile energy needs.
The offering is especially beneficial for customers requiring adaptable solutions for electrification and mobility projects.
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