Waukesha Gas Engines

INNIO Group’s Waukesha reUp Remanufacturing Center in Wisconsin helps companies around the world reduce emissions and improve engine reliability through its core exchange program for VHP Series engines. Whether you're upgrading from Series Two to Series Four or Five, or just replacing parts, our remanufactured long and short blocks are built to extend service intervals and make your engine run more efficiently. Each block is assembled with a mix of remanufactured and new parts that meet OEM specs, put together by experienced technicians. And with our core credit policy and Waukesha Warranty, you don’t have to worry about extra fees. Upgrading with reUp parts isn’t just about better performance - it’s also a way to help make your operation cleaner and more sustainable.

Flare gas doesn’t have to be wasted. With Waukesha’s VHP Series Five engines, you can turn flare gas into on-site power, reducing emissions in the process. • Lower emissions: Use flare gas as fuel, cutting down on greenhouse gases. • Generate revenue: Sell the flare gas instead of burning it off, turning waste into profit. • Simplify operations: These engines can run on wellhead gas without needing complex treatment. It’s a practical way to reduce environmental impact and improve your bottom line at the same time.

The Waukesha Field Service team recently conducted on-site ESM2 control system training for customers operating our large horsepower 275GL+ engines. The training sessions were a fantastic opportunity to engage directly with end-use customers to enhance their overall understanding of the ESM control system, including HMI navigation, data trending and graphing. The Waukesha team incorporated interactive demonstrations and real troubleshooting examples, which helped the operators connect to their own real-time experiences.

Crusoe Systems, Compass Energy Systems Compass Compression and INNIO Group's Waukesha recently celebrated the major milestone of 100 units and 200 MW of power installed generating power to re-harness energy for computing solutions. The celebration “Road Show” took place across four states in an effort to thank all involved and show appreciation to all those that help convert flaring into useful energy.

INNIO Group's Waukesha engines are built for mechanical drive applications, providing dependable power for essential equipment like pumps, chillers, blowers and air compressors - all without needing a motor or access to the power grid. With 1,800+ engines shipped for mechanical drive applications in the last 25 years, Waukesha engines play a critical role in water management, sewage and waste treatment, and the oil and gas industry. Our 275GL+, VHP, and VGF engines and generators are known for their powerful, sustainable performance even in the most demanding conditions. Here’s how Waukesha engines and generators can make a difference: • Emissions compliance: Options include rich-burn and lean-burn engines to meet different regulatory requirements. • Fuel flexibility: These engines can run on various types of gaseous fuels, offering versatility depending on what’s available. • Efficiency: Power is transferred directly from the engine, which reduces installation and operating costs since there’s no need to convert to electricity. • Simpler maintenance: Fewer and less complicated parts mean ease of maintenance. • Grid independence: Well-suited for remote areas or places where power outages are frequent, making sure you have reliable power when it’s needed most. For reliable, cost-effective power solutions that can stand up to harsh environments, Waukesha delivers every time.

"The oldest running Waukesha was dated 1979 - that’s 4️⃣5️⃣ years of operation and running‼️" Amazing, but not surprising!

The latest Waukesha VHP P9390X engine upgrade is here, designed to simplify operations and enhance reliability while significantly cutting emissions. Available through our Waukesha reUp remanufacturing program, this upgrade can extend the life of your equipment by up to 60%, reducing downtime and keeping your operations running smoothly. Here’s how the VHP P9390X can benefit you: • Increased uptime: Achieve a power output of 1980 BHP with the ability to handle a 10% overload capacity, all while extending service intervals. • Reduced emissions: Advanced features like the emPact emission control system automatically adjust to meet local emissions regulations, helping you stay compliant. • Simplified operations: ESM2 controls provide data analysis, remote monitoring, and troubleshooting guides, so you can focus more on your operations and less on maintenance. • Lower operating costs: With Series Four pistons reducing oil consumption by up to 67% and xCooled cylinder heads decreasing parts costs and downtime, your bottom line benefits too. Whether you’re planning an overhaul or need to meet new emissions standards, the VHP P9390X upgrade offers a powerful, reliable solution. With our trusted Waukesha performance, now found in over 40 countries, it’s a step toward more efficient and sustainable operations.

Looking for a fresh take on the future of energy? Former U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu breaks it down on the latest Let's Clear the Air podcast. She talks about the key role natural gas plays in the energy industry and how it fits into the picture of addressing climate change, while balancing the real-world needs of our energy industry. If you care about the future of energy - and how we can lower emissions without losing reliability - this conversation is for you. The Waukesha team is proud to support efforts like Let’s Clear the Air to keep these important conversations going. You can find a link to this podcast episode in the comments.

Our Welland, Ontario location’s partnership with the John Howard Society of Ontario is built on shared values and a commitment to making a tangible impact in our community in the Niagara Region. One of the many meaningful initiatives they lead is ensuring individuals have access to work shoes. It’s hard to imagine that something as simple as shoes could be a barrier to employment, but for many, the cost is an obstacle that can result in missed job opportunities. INNIO Group’s Waukesha sites offer employees an annual boot reimbursement program, providing them the opportunity to purchase new work boots. Over time, this has led to an accumulation of gently used, high-quality work shoes. Instead of letting these boots go unused, we’re putting them to good use. Our Welland team is now donating these shoes to the John Howard Society, helping individuals get the footwear they need to succeed in their jobs. We’ve already made our first donation - three boxes of shoes - and we’re excited about the potential for this ongoing partnership to support more individuals in need. We believe in taking action where it matters, and this collaboration reflects our commitment to giving back to the community in ways that are meaningful and aligned with our core values.

Switching from diesel to traditional gas with Waukesha mobileFLEX engines can lead to substantial cost savings. • Up to 2,000 gallons of diesel saved per day: imagine the savings when you reduce your diesel consumption. • Field gas usage: using your own natural gas from the field with mobileFLEX can cut fuel costs by up to 94%. By making the switch, you're not just saving money but also contributing to a more sustainable operation.