Hexagon Agility has booked what it calls its largest single order to date for Mobile Pipeline modules, with Certarus buying equipment intended to supply compressed natural gas (CNG) to hyperscale data center projects and other industrial loads. The order is valued at about USD 100 million (approximately NOK 1 billion), with an option for additional modules worth up to USD 25 million (approximately NOK 250 million) by 2028.

The order covers Mobile Pipeline TITAN 450 modules and the newly launched TITAN 510 modules. Hexagon Agility said the TITAN 510 is designed for large-scale, energy-intensive applications such as data centers and provides a 13% volume increase compared to the TITAN 450.

For data center operators, this kind of “virtual pipeline” hardware is essentially a logistics-and-storage approach for getting fuel to a site when pipeline gas service is unavailable, time constrained, or when temporary capacity is needed. It’s not a substitute for utility-scale electrical infrastructure, but it can be part of an interim plan for commissioning, bridging, or supporting critical systems when project timelines and energy delivery don’t line up.

Hexagon Composites CEO Philipp Schramm tied the purchase to a long-running relationship with Certarus: “We’re proud to continue building on our more than decade-long collaboration with Certarus, developing technology to address critical infrastructure gaps in how energy is delivered.”

Deliveries under the order are expected to begin in the third quarter of 2026, with most deliveries completed over the following 12 months and final deliveries by 2028. Certarus describes itself as a mobile gas solutions provider delivering CNG, renewable natural gas (RNG), and hydrogen across North America when pipeline service is unavailable or time constrained. More details are available at certarus.com.

Source: Hexagon Composites