Gasoline and diesel are the top two types of generator fuels. Both are readily available, dependable, and provide on-demand power. They also both generate low emissions. But that being said, gasoline and diesel generators have many differences, which make each one better for different applications. Whether for a prime or standby generator, here are some differences between the two and why diesel generators may be better for your power needs. 1.      Fuel Efficiency Diesel generators are more efficient than gasoline because they do not burn as much fuel to produce power. They also have a high compression rate, which means they take less fuel to run. If you’re going for cost efficiency, this is a great reason to choose diesel. And if you own a business, a diesel-powered generator will lower your operating costs and boost your bottom line. 2.      Safety Diesel is less flammable than gasoline, which makes it the safer option. A diesel generator is particularly good if your business deals with chemicals and combustible products, as it’s not as explosive as gas. Plus, it is less likely to accidentally ignite. And if you are thinking of storing your generator in a place where there are many [...]