PowerGen

PowerGen is a commercial and industrial generator services company operating in California and Nevada. Its website describes a business focused on backup and emergency power for facilities including hospitals, data centers, manufacturing sites, and government agencies. The company says it was founded in 2016 by generator-industry veteran Victor Poley, drawing on decades of industry experience. The company offers generator selection and sales, installation, scheduled maintenance, emergency repair, remote monitoring, load-bank testing, and NFPA 110 compliance services. Its technicians work on generator systems ranging from 10 kW standby units to 3 MW emergency power plants. PowerGen also advertises a commercial rental fleet, with equipment from 20 kW to 2 MW, for emergency response, planned outages, and temporary power needs. Its service coverage includes the Greater Bay Area, Wine Country, the Central Coast, Greater Sacramento, and Northern Nevada, and the company says it operates from five offices across California and Nevada. PowerGen works with equipment from manufacturers including Caterpillar, Kohler, and Cummins, and describes itself as an authorized dealer and certified installer. It also offers a remote-monitoring service through its Pulse platform, alongside access to parts, filters, accessories, and financing through financial partners. The company says it is now part of OnPoint-PowerGen. Its leadership page identifies Nick Haschka as chief executive officer and says he founded OnPoint-PowerGen in 2023. Wikidata describes PowerGen Inc. as a subsidiary of OnPoint Generators. The supplied sources do not clarify the precise legal or ownership relationship between those descriptions.

PowerGen's company account traces its origins to 2016, when generator-industry veteran Victor Poley founded the business. The company says it was built on the foundations of businesses with decades of generator-industry experience and set out to serve the critical-infrastructure power needs of hospitals, data centers, manufacturing facilities, and government agencies. Its initial and continuing area of focus is commercial and industrial emergency standby power in California and Nevada. PowerGen describes its offering as a full-service model rather than generator sales alone. Its services include helping customers choose an appropriate generator, installation, planned maintenance, emergency repair, load testing, remote monitoring, and compliance support. The company reports servicing systems from 10 kW standby units to 3 MW emergency power plants. It also provides rental generators, marketed for emergency response, planned outages, and short-term temporary power. The service pages identify NFPA 110 compliance support as part of its work for healthcare, data-center, and other critical facilities. The company says its technicians are factory-trained and certified on Caterpillar, Kohler, and Cummins platforms. Its current website describes service coverage across California and Nevada, including the Greater Bay Area, Wine Country, the Central Coast, Greater Sacramento, and Northern Nevada. The About page says PowerGen operates from five offices across the two states and provides 24-hour emergency response. Its offerings page also describes Pulse, a remote-monitoring platform that connects with existing original-equipment-manufacturer and third-party systems. A later organizational development was the formation of OnPoint-PowerGen. PowerGen's About page says the company is now part of OnPoint-PowerGen, while the leadership page says Nick Haschka founded OnPoint-PowerGen in 2023. That page identifies Haschka as chief executive officer and Dillan Ferguson as lead engineer. Separately, the supplied Wikidata entry describes PowerGen Inc. as a subsidiary of OnPoint Generators. Since the available evidence does not explain how OnPoint-PowerGen and OnPoint Generators relate, this dossier records both descriptions without treating them as interchangeable. PowerGen's current public-facing service range combines generator sales and installation with ongoing operational support: maintenance programs, monitoring, testing, compliance work, mobile repair, and rental equipment. The supplied sources do not provide further dated corporate milestones, acquisition details, or financial information.

• 2023

  OnPoint-PowerGen founded

• 2016

  PowerGen founded

A regional commercial and industrial backup-power specialist emphasizing expert service, emergency readiness, technical compliance, and support for critical facilities.

• Generator sales and installation

  Selection and installation of generators for homes and businesses.

• Generator maintenance and emergency repair

  Scheduled maintenance and emergency service for commercial and industrial generators.

• Commercial generator rentals

  Rental units advertised for emergency response, planned outages, and temporary power.

• Pulse remote monitoring

  Remote generator monitoring integrated with existing OEM and third-party systems.

• Load-bank testing and NFPA 110 compliance

  Testing under real load conditions and services supporting NFPA 110 requirements.

• Unconfirmed

  PowerGen closes Series B funding round[6]PowerGen完成B轮融资pv-magazine.com

  Reported: 2019-11-05

  PowerGen closed its Series B funding round with an investment from Shell New Energies. The amount was not disclosed; PowerGen said the funds would be sufficient to bring power to one million people in sub-Saharan Africa.

1. 1Commercial & Industrial Generator Service | PowerGenpowergenserv.com
2. 2About Our Company | PowerGenpowergenserv.com
3. 3Generator Services & Offerings | PowerGenpowergenserv.com
4. 4Leadership | PowerGenpowergenserv.com
5. 5PowerGen Inc.wikidata.org
6. 6PowerGen完成B轮融资pv-magazine.com