WHY NOW
THE OPERATOR’S CLOCK
OPERATOR VALUE
WHAT IT MEANS
Turn your wells
that are a liability
into dispatchable power and revenue.
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.
SUBSIDY-FREE
NOMINAL
Per-unit
economics.
Subsidy-free.
| Installed cost | $1,000–1,850/kW | Commercial microturbine class: $2,000–2,500/kW |
| Gross revenue per unit | $99K–137K/yr | Grid-tied or behind-the-meter |
| Our share — earnback (75/25) | ~$82K/yr | Until deployed capital is recovered · ~12 months |
| Our share — operational (50/50) | ~$55K/yr | Year two forward · midpoint ~$68K |
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 WEC, no subsidy — just the gas that is already there. One well at 75 Mcf/day supports roughly four units, about 300 kWe on a single pad.
Detailed pro forma, sensitivity tables, and per-state revenue breakdowns available on request.
FOUR-STATE ROLLOUT
MO · OK · KS · CO
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 the five-site POC fleet goes in the ground in 2027 and runs. Kansas is where we expand. Colorado is the premium market the platform earns its way into.
THE BENCH
ENTHUSIASTCOMPANIES.COM
Operations bench.
Built for deployment.
Enthusiast Power is built lean on purpose — a small principal team, a vendor network, and a bench of advisors, each owning a lane. The roster below is who shows up to do the work. For the full team across all three companies, see enthusiastcompanies.com.