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Midwest Compressor Powers Permian with Electric Skids
26 Jun
Summary
- Midwest Compressor Systems opened a new field service location in Midland.
- The company is expanding electric-drive skid capabilities in the Permian Basin.
- Electric units reduce diesel costs and lower operating expenses for operators.

Midwest Compressor Systems, LLC, based in Pampa, Texas, has established a new field service location in Midland, Texas, enhancing its support for Permian Basin operators. The company specializes in natural gas compression, including electric-drive skids and vapor recovery units, crucial for maintaining production.
This strategic expansion in Midland allows Midwest to provide more immediate assistance, reducing transit times for technicians and improving equipment oversight. The company is actively promoting its electric-drive skid capabilities as Permian operators increasingly shift away from gas-powered compression to reduce expenses and comply with regulations.
Electric-drive units offer substantial cost savings by eliminating diesel fuel consumption, reducing maintenance needs, and lowering overall operating costs. For producers in the Permian Basin facing tight margins, these economic benefits are significant. Midwest Compressor Systems, in operation since 1980, services six states with a fleet of over 400 compression units, ensuring a 24- to 48-hour service response.