REV 26.05 · MAY 2026
OPERATIONS LOG
OPERATIONS LOG
MK6-NGT · POWER FROM THE WELLS THAT DON'T PAY
Stranded gas
into dispatchable
power.
78.7 kWe net at the wellhead. Two-day install. No preprocessing.
78.7 kWe
Net output
Per unit · MK6-NGT class
Per unit · MK6-NGT class
8,760 hr
Service interval
Annual · field-serviceable
Annual · field-serviceable
2 days
Field install
Skid-mount · 2-person crew
Skid-mount · 2-person crew
38.6%
Net electrical efficiency
70%+ CHP-total
70%+ CHP-total
28 WESTWOODS DR · LIBERTY MO 64068
EPC SITE REV 26.05
PUBLIC · v3.4
PUBLIC · v3.4
THE PROBLEM
STRANDED INVENTORY
STRANDED INVENTORY
MO·KS·OK·CO MARGINAL WELLS
~55,000
~55,000
THE WELLS THAT DON'T PAY
55,000 wells.
Producing gas
nobody can sell.
Across Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Colorado, marginal wells produce gas at volumes too small for pipelines, too steady to ignore, and too costly to flare. Operators are stuck. The MK6-NGT was engineered for exactly this gas.
| Total U.S. marginal wells | ~575,000 | RMI 2025 analysis |
| Addressable in target geography | ~55,000 | MO · KS · OK · CO subset |
| Stranded methane (annual, U.S.) | ~1.5 Tcf | RMI 2023 estimate |
| Distributed power TAM | $50B+ | U.S. behind-the-meter and grid-edge |
ABANDONED WELL · STRANDED GAS PROFILE · ILLUSTRATIVE
Why now · the operator's clock is running
A
Flaring rules are closing in.
EPA is phasing out routine flaring. Operators have to capture the gas, redirect it, or shut the well in. None of those options pencil today on a marginal well.
B
Distributed power is bankable now.
State and regional capital is financing behind-the-meter and grid-edge generation at scale. The project finance is real. The precedent is there.
C
The hardware finally exists.
Five years ago we couldn't have built this. Superalloy 3D printing and high-speed PMG technology now make a 78.7 kWe wellhead unit cost-effective at production volumes.
FLARED · VENTED · ABANDONED
SOURCE: USGS · EIA · INDUSTRY
THE HARDWARE
BRAYTON-CYCLE GENERATOR
BRAYTON-CYCLE GENERATOR
PROGRAM · MK6-NGT
ACTIVE PROTOTYPE
ACTIVE PROTOTYPE
MK6-NGT · EXPLODED VIEW · ILLUSTRATIVE
THE HARDWARE
One architecture.
One program.
It runs on the gas
nobody else can use.
The MK6-NGT is a turbocharged Brayton-cycle generator. Unique stacked-disc rotor assembly with helical vane channels. Continuous combustion. Direct-drive 95 kW generator on the back end. We engineered every part to bolt together, run on dirty wellhead gas without preprocessing, and sit in the field for a year between services.
Active Prototype · 2026
MK6-NGT
78.7 kWe net · Methane
Current program. First-article rotor in fabrication. Goes to the wellhead and stays there.
Future Fuel-Flexibility
Hydrogen-Capable
Sister Program · EHC
The architecture is hydrogen-capable with combustor and seal modifications. We aren't building it now. Hydrogen exploration runs through Enthusiast Hydrogen Corp. as a separate program with separate capital.
Scale Out
MW-Class Scaling
Multi-MK6 Array
Multi-unit deployments combining many MK6 cores into a megawatt-class skid for industrial behind-the-meter and grid-edge.
IN718 DMLS
CFD VALIDATED · MAR 2026
WHY THIS WORKS
DIFFERENTIATORS
DIFFERENTIATORS
CFD-VALIDATED · MAR 2026
78.7 kWe NET
78.7 kWe NET
CHARACTERISTICS
Five things we do to make dirty gas work.
Marginal-well gas is variable, intermittent, and contaminated. That's the problem nothing else at this scale solves. Five design choices, all pointed at it.
01
Tolerant Combustor
Continuous combustion in an annular reverse-flow chamber. Designed for variable composition, low BTU content, and intermittent flow — the things that make marginal-well gas hard.
02
No Pre-Treatment Required
No pre-treatment skid at the pad. The MK6-NGT takes operator-supplied wellhead gas through a single inlet. One unit, not a system.
03
Channel-Confined Expansion
Brayton expansion through helical vane channels — log spiral geometry. The flow path is forgiving of carry-over moisture and particulate that destroys precision-bladed turbines.
04
Single-Shot IN718 Rotor
Inconel 718 printed in one piece — no welded joints, no assembled vane stack to fail. The rotor takes the thermal cycling and chemistry of dirty gas without coming apart.
05
Field-Serviceable Hot Section
Dirty gas means service intervals matter. The combustor and rotor come out as a unit — two people, one day, swap and go. No factory return, no specialty rigging.
Flow Validation Snapshot
CFD-RESULTS-001 R1.2
INJECTOR FLOW · ILLUSTRATIVE
ROTOR FLOW PATH · ILLUSTRATIVE
EXHAUST FLOW · ILLUSTRATIVE
78.7 kWe net
CFD validated
March 2026
PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION · ARCHITECTURAL CHOICES
REV H ROTOR LOCKED · MAR 23, 2026
FOR THE RESOURCE OWNER
OPERATOR VALUE
OPERATOR VALUE
RESOURCE OWNER · MIDSTREAM
WHAT IT MEANS
WHAT IT MEANS
FOR RESOURCE OWNERS & MIDSTREAM
Turn the wells you
can’t move gas from
into dispatchable power.
If you own marginal wells or operate a midstream system that ends at a stranded tail, the MK6-NGT turns gas you can’t economically gather into electricity at the wellhead. No flaring liability. No shut-in pressure on you. No capital lift on your books.
01
Stop flaring. Start earning.
Gas that’s currently flared, vented, or shut in becomes a metered revenue stream. EPC supplies the unit, installs in two days, and operates the asset.
02
No capex. No operator risk.
EPC owns and operates the unit on a power-sharing or per-MWh model. The resource owner provides gas; EPC handles install, service, and dispatch.
03
Service interval that respects your schedule.
8,760-hour scheduled service. Field-serviceable by a two-person crew. No factory returns. No specialty rigging. The unit lives at the pad, not the OEM.
04
Compliant with where rules are heading.
EPA’s phasing out routine flaring. That puts marginal-well operators on a clock. Capture-and-convert is the durable answer. We’re already engineered for it.
Two ways to deploy
Resource Owner
You own marginal wells with stranded gas. EPC installs and operates. You receive a share of generation revenue or a fixed per-MWh payment. Zero capex. Zero operating risk.
Midstream Operator
You operate gathering systems with low-volume tails. EPC takes the tail-stream gas at the system boundary and converts it. Reduces venting/flaring obligations across your footprint without modifying upstream contracts.
EPC OWN-AND-OPERATE MODEL · POWER SHARING OR PER-MWh
QUALIFIED OPERATOR INQUIRY · ON REQUEST
PER-WELL ECONOMICS
SUBSIDY-FREE
SUBSIDY-FREE
UNIT · MK6-NGT
NOMINAL
NOMINAL
UNIT ECONOMICS
Per-well
economics.
Subsidy-free.
The numbers below assume current natural-gas marginal-well conditions and grid-tied or behind-the-meter sale. No tax credit. No WEC. No subsidy. Just the gas that’s already there.
Detailed pro forma, sensitivity tables, and per-state revenue breakdowns available on request to qualified investors.
| Net output | 78.7 kWe | Continuous · 8,760 hr/yr |
| Annual generation | ~689 MWh | At 100% uptime · scoping |
| Annual revenue · grid-tied | ~$41K | $0.06/kWh average wholesale |
| Annual revenue · behind-the-meter | $52–94K | Industrial offtake · variable |
| Capex (target unit) | <$200K | Production volume class |
| Service interval | 8,760 hr | Annual scheduled · field-serviceable |
| Payback period | 3–5 yr | Per-site · depends on offtake |
SCOPING NUMBERS · NOT FINALIZED
DETAILED PRO FORMA · ON REQUEST
DEPLOYMENT
FOUR-STATE ROLLOUT
FOUR-STATE ROLLOUT
FIRST STEEL · 2026
MO · OK · KS · CO
MO · OK · KS · CO
ROLLOUT
Missouri builds it.
Oklahoma proves it.
Kansas scales it.
Colorado earns it.
Each state has a role. Missouri is HQ and where we build the prototype. Oklahoma is where we put the 5-site POC fleet in the ground and run it. Kansas is where we expand. Colorado is the premium market the platform earns its way into.
PH 01
Missouri
HQ · Prototype
PH 02
Oklahoma
5-Site POC + Follow-on
PH 03
Kansas
Expansion
PH 04
Colorado
Premium
PARTNER · ALL CONSULTING · TULSA OK
SEED ROUND · CORTADO ANCHORED
TEAM & PARTNERS
OPERATIONS BENCH
OPERATIONS BENCH
SEE FULL ROSTER
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OPERATIONS ROSTER
Operations bench.
Built for deployment.
EPC is built lean on purpose. A solo founder, a vendor network, a bench of advisors. The roster below is who shows up to do the work. For the full team across all three companies, see enthusiastcompanies.com.
Leadership & Advisors
Founder / Inventor / CEO
Brian Peck
Two decades of operational leadership across broadcast, insurance, automotive, chemistry, electronics, and power infrastructure · 20 years of MDRG IP development · Inventor of the MDRG technology platform. Full bio at enthusiastcompanies.com
Startup Engineer / MK5 Lead
Glenn Turner
25 years of rotary heat-engine experience · Lead designer of the MK5 hybrid that preceded MK6
Development Partner
Dan Arthur, P.E.
ALL Consulting · Tulsa OK · MOU executed · First-article site coordination
Strategic Partners · Manufacturing & Validation
EOS / Additive Minds
Technology & Manufacturing Partner
IN718 DMLS · Time-and-material study complete · Full TtM path for the rotor
Rand Simulation / Ansys
CFD & Simulation Partner
Independent CFD baseline for MK5 and MK6 generations · Aerodynamic validation
Calnetix Magnaforce
Generator OEM
95 kW high-speed permanent magnet generator · Direct-drive class
DSM Precision Mfg.
CNC Machining Partner
Okuma CNC capacity for housing components and validation tooling
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