Multifuel generators use gasoline or propane to provide electric power to your home, campground, or jobsite. But before buying a dual-fuel generator, consider whether it will meet your needs.

This Champion 7,500-watt dual-fuel generator delivers enough electricity to power up an off-grid jobsite or keep critical home circuits running through a utility outage. It includes numerous ...

Larger gas generators can be installed permanently for whole-home backup power. Not all generators are gas-powered — some use natural gas, diesel or solar power to provide energy in an emergency.

Need some power during a home renovation? Fill it with gas and run tools all day. This generator provides reliable power and the flexibility to choose your fuel source — a must-have for any well ...

Propane models can run for days or weeks without refueling, while natural gas models can run indefinitely ... it can power almost as much as a home standby generator. Both large and small units ...

Backup power options can keep the lights on during blackouts, which could become more common as aging power grids struggle ...

as you'll need to fuel the generator to use it. Some home generators run on natural gas, which is typically cheaper than gasoline. Propane is a common fuel source for portable power stations ...

This mid-sized generator can handle running the essentials in your home during a blackout or powering a range of tools at a worksite. Plus, the dual-fuel operation means you can pick the most ...

October and November often bring high-wind storms to the Puget Sound region, downing trees and power lines. Depending on ...