Gentec has developed the Green Fuels Nigeria Ltd pilot natural gas compression facilities from concept to commissioning, with the largest installed capacity in Africa today.

First commercial IPP in Nigeria developed on a complete turnkey basis by Gentec, with an opening capacity of 8.75 MWe, planned for up to 15 MWe by end 2009

The Scania attenuated gas genset based power plant for First Aluminium in Nigeria has been commissioned and is now operational.

Gentec has commissioned the first gas power station for Shongai Packaging Industries to provide continuous power to the factory 24 hours a day.

Gentec has recently installed and commissioned the first ever 1 MW Perkins gas genset in Nigeria, for Reliance Textiles.

Gentec has commissioned the fifth gas power plant.  This was developed in Aba, Nigeria, for International Glass Industries.

The fourth gas power station in Nigeria has been developed and commissioned, for Avon Crowncaps in Otta.

The development and commissioning of a 1000 kVA power station with auto synchronisation has been completed for Chandra Spinning Mills in Bangladesh.

The third gas power station in Nigeria, and the first in Otta's industrial district, has been commissioned.  The station has been developed for Kolorkote Nigeria, a part of the Tower group.

Gentec has commissioned the second Gas Power Station in Nigeria - the first in Lagos's Ikeja industrial district. The power station is for Cook n Lite, and is now operating and supplying continuous power.

The natural gas based power plant for First Aluminium Port Harcourt has been commissioned and is now providing power to the site.

Gentec completed an expansion on the power station at Sreepur Textiles to add on 1000 kVA of capacity with full auto synchronisation.