Canadian Fuel System Manufacturers at Petroleum Equipment Institute Convention 2025

Aug 04,2025

Some of the top fuel system manufacturers heading to the 2025 PEI Convention include Aocheng Group, Innovative Fuel Systems, Westport, Banlaw Canada, and Gilbarco Veeder-Root Canada. These companies are expected to showcase cutting-edge fuel technologies and practical solutions for today’s energy challenges.

What These Leading Companies Bring to the Table

CompanyKey TechnologiesSpecialization
Aocheng GroupReal-time monitoring, automated calibrationFuel dispensing equipment
Innovative Fuel Systems (IFS)Multi Fuel Technology Platform (MFTP™)Alternative fuel systems
WestportHPDI fuel systems, High-Pressure ControlsClean fuel solutions
Banlaw CanadaFuel Management Systems, Dry Break CouplingsIndustrial fuel management
Gilbarco Veeder-Root CanadaFuel dispensers, tank gauges, fleet managementRetail & commercial fueling
Comco Canada Ltd.Fuel system services and maintenanceEquipment service & support

Aocheng Group

Aocheng has been making waves in fuel dispensing equipment worldwide. Our fuel dispensers use real-time monitoring and automated calibration to reduce errors and boost performance. Models like the AC-215 big fuel dispenser handle diesel, gasoline, and kerosene with high precision, while LPG dispensers deliver professional-grade accuracy within ±0.5%.

Innovative Fuel Systems (IFS)

This Canadian company helps trucking businesses cut fuel costs by over 15% while going greener. Their Multi Fuel Technology Platform lets heavy trucks run on cleaner fuels like natural gas and hydrogen alongside regular diesel. The best part? You can get your money back in under a year, and your trucks perform exactly the same.

Westport

Westport makes it easier for companies to switch to cleaner fuels without the headaches. Working with major players like Volvo, they build systems that let you use hydrogen and renewable natural gas in today’s engines. They’ve been doing this for decades and have the patents to prove it works.

Banlaw Canada

Banlaw knows Canadian winters are brutal, so they build fuel systems that work in -60°F temperatures. Their smart software tracks every drop of fuel in real-time, while their heavy-duty equipment handles the tough conditions at mines, construction sites, and fleet yards across the country.

Gilbarco Veeder-Root Canada

This company has been in the fuel business since 1865, so they know what works. From the gas pumps you see every day to the underground systems that manage millions of gallons, they make the equipment that keeps fuel flowing safely and efficiently.

Comco Canada Ltd.

Comco keeps fuel systems running smoothly with their team of licensed mechanics who’ve been fixing and maintaining fuel equipment since 1964. When something breaks at 2 AM, they’re the ones who show up to get you back in business.

Why the PEI Convention Matters

The 2025 Petroleum Equipment Institute Convention runs October 14-17, 2025, at Chicago’s McCormick Place Convention Center. Think of it as the biggest trade show for everything fuel-related, where the expo itself runs October 15-17.

This is where fuel industry professionals go to see what’s new, learn from experts, and make the connections that drive their businesses forward. For Canadian companies, it’s the perfect chance to show American partners why Canadian fuel tech is built tougher and smarter.

You’ll see everything from breakthrough emission-cutting technologies to rock-solid fuel management systems designed for the harshest conditions. Whether you’re looking to save money on fuel costs, meet environmental regulations, or just keep your operations running smoothly, the Canadian companies at PEI 2025 have solutions that work in the real world.

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