The energy-saving advantages of gas generators are mainly reflected in their high thermal efficiency and low transmission losses. Because the generator can be installed near the point of use, energy losses associated with long-distance power transmission are avoided. For example, in some remote areas or islands, using gas generators to directly supply electricity is more economical and efficient than extending the power grid. Modern gas generators also employ waste heat recovery technology, using the waste heat generated by the engine for heating or industrial production, further improving overall energy efficiency.
