Stand-alone Oil Tanks

“Power You Can Depend On. Performance You Can Trust.”

Most people think an average generator is equipped to handle outages — the truth is, most generators cannot power a home or business for a long period without the help of a fuel tank. Choosing the right fuel tank can make the difference between regular power and sustainable power.

When Is a Stand-alone Oil Tank Required?

• Extended Runtime — when the generator must run continuously for an extended period without refueling
• Large Engine Capacity — essential for multi-megawatt systems consuming hundreds of litres of fuel per hour
• Structural Weight Limits — when a heavy fuel load cannot be supported underneath a rooftop or upper-floor generator
• Strict Fire Codes — mandated by local laws to isolate large volumes of flammable liquids from the main engine room
• Multiple Generator Setup — used as a centralized fuel source to feed several generators from a single, large storage point
• Space Constraints — when the generator room is too cramped to fit a belly tank beneath the unit

Cross World provides a number of different options for fuel tanks, engineered to your required run time — and our engineers are happy to help you find the right option for your facility.

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