Power supply of external energy sources

Power generators function with fuel whether it is gasoline, diesel or gas. Fuel choice is a main argument to distinguish various power generators available on the market. There will be differences according to each solution, whether in terms of cost, noise, weight or power. Gasoline generators are cheaper and quieter than diesel generators. They are also less powerful but they benefit from a convenient and ergonomical format. Diesel generators provide a better autonomy and lifetime but they are also really noisy and more expensive than any other power generator. In order to permit better performances, these are bulky and less convenient systems. Finally, gas generators tend to be bigger and cost more initially than gasoline ones. However, they allow cost savings since they consume less fuel which balance with their more expensive cost.

Fuel choice is essential and must be anticipated depending on mid to long term costs they imply. Although diesel generators are more expensive than gasoline generators, the price of diesel is more affordable even if it doesn’t elude the market fluctuations.