Stranded gas
into dispatchable
power and revenue.

We generate behind-the-meter and direct-to-grid electricity from wellhead methane.

75 kWe Per Unit
Modular up to multi megawatt
1 yr Service Interval
100% field serviceable
2 day Installation
Concrete pad · skid-mount · 2-person crew
17 Mcf/day Fuel Use
From low-flow 5–75 Mcf/day wells
THE PROBLEM
MO·KS·OK·CO MARGINAL WELLS
~55,000

55,000 wells
producing gas
are a current liability.

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. The MK6-NGT was engineered for exactly this gas.

U.S. marginal wells ~770,000 National inventory
Addressable in target geography ~55,000 MO ~4,500 · KS ~22,000 · OK ~12,000 · CO ~16,500
Share of wellsite methane emissions ~50% From low-flow wells · Omara et al. 2022
Total addressable market $71B/yr 360,000 U.S. gas stripper wells under 90 Mcf/day
Serviceable market $10.9B/yr Four-state marginal well base
Obtainable · identified $79.2M/yr 200 named wells, known operators · ALL Consulting
A multi-unit MK6-NGT array on one wellsite pad
500 kWe  ·  UNITS ADDED ONE AT A TIME ON A SINGLE PAD
SOURCES · EIA · OMARA ET AL. 2022 · ALL CONSULTING
THE MACHINE
ACTIVE PROTOTYPE

Introducing the
Multi-Disc
Rotary Generator.

A turbocharged Brayton-cycle generator with a stacked-disc rotor and continuous combustion. It takes dirty wellhead gas through a single inlet with no pre-treatment skid, and sits in the field for a year between services.

Nominal output75 kWe78.7 kWe current design · CFD-validated
Fuel drawn17 Mcf/dayOperating window 5–75 Mcf/day
Build · install2 wk · 2 daysSkid-mounted · 2-person crew
Full specification →
The MK6-NGT front panel: Enthusiast Power, MDRG-MK6-NGT, Multi-Disc Rotary Generator
MDRG-MK6-NGT  ·  MULTI-DISC ROTARY GENERATOR
THE BUSINESS
PER UNIT · NOMINAL
SUBSIDY-FREE

We own the machine.
You supply the well.

Energy as a service. Enthusiast Power deploys, owns and operates the unit; the operator supplies the well site and the gas rights. Revenue splits 75/25 in our favour until the capital on that unit is earned back, then 50/50 for the life of the asset. No tax credit, no subsidy — just the gas that is already there.

Gross revenue per unit$99K–137K/yrGrid-tied or behind-the-meter
Our share · earnback~$82K/yr75/25 until capital is recovered · ~12 months
Our share · operational~$55K/yr50/50 from year two · life of the asset
Per-unit economics in full →
An MK6-NGT array serving a community retail load
BEHIND THE METER  ·  COMMUNITY LOAD · RECOVERED HEAT AS UPSIDE