Over 50 years’ experience goes into every engine, enabling superior uptime, durability and performance across applications.
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More Uptime
With our proven KTA19GCE as the standard, we set out to engineer the largest, most powerful electronic industrial natural gas engine we've ever offered - the GTA38GCE.
More Technology
The industry standard Murphy Engine Integrated Control System (EICS®) is available for factory integration and makes setting up and diagnosing units easy.
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Wherever the day takes you, we're there with a large network of service locations and expert support to keep you going.
Powering Oil and Gas Around the World
Featured Engine
KTA19GCE
It's emissions compliant capable, offers low maintenance costs and keeps the gas flowing. Every day.
Featured Engine
GTA38GCE
The largest electronic engine ever offered by Cummins for industrial natural gas, the GTA38GCE delivers a whopping 760 hp from a 38L engine.
Featured Engines
G855GCE and GTA855GCE
Building from the success of the KTA19GCE, the two models offer greater power and performance than ever before with all major components designed by Cummins to optimize performance.
Featured Technology
Murphy Engine Integrated Control System (EICS)
Combining ignition, an air / fuel ratio controller and speed-governing functions in a single module, the Murphy EICS improves power and performance for the KTA19GCE, GTA38GCE and GTA855GCE (pictured).
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Destination PLANET 2050
Our next generation environmental sustainability strategy spans all the way into 2050. And we've set plenty of quantifiable goals along the way.
Reducing greenhouse gas
The oil and gas industry’s environmental footprint differs between its upstream, midstream and downstream activities.
Analyzing your gas usage
Gas Analysis Tool
Get detailed engine information at the well site
Gas composition, altitude, and ambient site temperatures can affect engine performance, and how you navigate these variables can make or break your operation. Our Gas Analysis Tool provides critical information such as gas property inputs for EICS engines, expected derates due to well site variables, and engine set-up information specific to your sites that will optimize your engine — ensuring you achieve the best performance.
