Finning provides a full range of Cat® oil and gas power solutions designed for upstream, midstream, and downstream applications across Canada. These solutions include diesel and natural‑gas generator sets for prime and continuous power, industrial engines for mechanical drive applications such as gas compression, pumping, drilling, and well servicing, and hybrid and microgrid systems for remote or off‑grid sites. Finning also supports engine repower projects, emissions‑compliant upgrades, automation and controls, and full lifecycle maintenance and rebuild services, helping oil and gas operators achieve reliable performance, lower operating costs, and regulatory compliance in demanding operating environments.

Cat® power systems are widely used across oil and gas operations from wellhead to processing, supporting both power generation and mechanical drive needs. Common applications include drilling rigs, hydraulic fracturing, well servicing and workover units, gas compression, oil and water pumping, pipeline operations, processing facilities, and remote field power. These applications rely on Cat® engines and generator sets for their durability, fuel flexibility (diesel or natural gas), emissions‑compliant performance, and reliability in continuous‑duty and remote operating environments typical of oil and gas projects.

Yes. Finning supports Cat® engines in remote oil and gas locations across Canada with specialized service capabilities designed for isolated and demanding environments. This includes field‑based and mobile service technicians, rapid access to Genuine Cat® parts, planned maintenance and overhaul programs, remote diagnostics, condition monitoring, and emergency response support. Finning also works with operators to develop site‑specific service strategies, helping ensure Cat engines deliver reliable, continuous performance while minimizing downtime in some of the most remote oil and gas operating regions.

Yes. Cat® oil and gas engines are available with emissions‑compliance packages designed to meet Canadian and international regulatory requirements. Depending on the application and jurisdiction, engines can be configured to comply with standards such as Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) and U.S. EPA regulations, using solutions that include engine calibration strategies, exhaust aftertreatment systems, and natural‑gas or dual‑fuel configurations. Finning works closely with operators to specify, integrate, and support emissions‑compliant Cat engines while maintaining the reliability, performance, and fuel efficiency required for continuous‑duty oil and gas operations.

Yes. Finning offers complete engine rebuild and overhaul services for Cat® engines used in oil and gas applications, including drilling, compression, pumping, and field power. These services range from top‑end rebuilds to full, certified overhauls, performed by factory‑trained technicians using Genuine Cat® parts to restore engines to like‑new performance. Rebuild programs are tailored to duty cycle and operating conditions, helping operators extend engine life, reduce downtime, manage costs, and maintain emissions compliance in demanding oil and gas environments, often including remote locations.