First introduced in 2006, the APG1000 delivers flexible solutions for today’s stationary, gas engine-driven power generation systems.  Engineered for a variety of applications including CHP and biogas, the APG1000 engines are designed for maximum efficiency, low emissions and reduced operating costs.

The requirements for today’s multi-application engine and gensets are numerous and demanding—from the need for abundant and reliable power and heat, to biofuel flexibility to strict emissions standards, the APG1000 delivers a high efficiency solution.

CHP

Waukesha’s APG operating in a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) application features a two-stage intercooler design that maximizes heat recovery, lowering overall energy costs.

Biogas

Because of its flexible design and ESM controls interface, the APG1000 is very tolerant of fuel changes and is capable of operating on fuel from 400 to 650 Btu with little or no manual recalibration or adjustment during Btu variation.

GE and Waukesha represent over 200 years of commitment to advanced technology that continues to drive the world forward. With a reputation for rugged durability and ongoing design advancements, Waukesha engines are the sound investment for mission-critical applications.

Now a part of GE’s Gas Engines business, enhanced support in the form of parts, service and a network of distributors provide strong support for today’s global energy industry.