You don't need to shut your wells in.
We can work together to monetize them.

A
Flaring rules are closing in.
EPA is phasing out routine flaring. Roughly 70% of the more than 900,000 onshore US wells are marginal at 15 boe/day or less, and they carry about half of all production-site methane.
B
Half the wellsites already have the gas and the wire.
Roughly half of rod-pumped and ESP wellsites in the Permian, the most electrified basin in the country, already have grid service. Where it exists it is 480/277V three-phase, exactly what the unit delivers.

Turn your wells
that are a liability
into dispatchable power and revenue.

If you own marginal wells or run a gathering system that ends at a stranded tail, we convert that gas into power at the wellhead. No flaring liability. No shut-in pressure. No capital lift on your books. Just an agreement and monthly checks.

01
Stop flaring. Start earning.
We meter the gas you flare, vent or shut in, and pay you for the power it makes. We supply the unit, install it in two to three days, and run it for the life of the agreement.
02
No capex to deploy. Hands off to run.
Nothing on your balance sheet and nothing on your maintenance schedule. You provide the gas. We own the unit and run it.
03
Service that respects your schedule.
Annual scheduled service, done at the pad. The unit never goes back to the OEM and never ties up your crew or your lease road.
04
Compliant with where the rules are going.
Capture-and-convert is the durable answer to tightening flaring rules. We built this unit to do exactly that.
Two ways to deploy
Resource OwnerYou own marginal wells with stranded gas. We install and run the unit. You take a share of generation revenue, or a fixed payment per MWh. No capex, no crew.
Midstream OperatorYou run gathering systems with low-volume tails. We take the tail-stream gas at the system boundary and convert it. That cuts venting and flaring obligations across your footprint and leaves your upstream contracts alone.

Where the gas has
no economic market.

The midstream math stopped working a long time ago.

Gathering margin
20 Mcf/day well		~$5,400/yrAnadarko · East Daley Analytics 1Q22 G&P benchmarking
Four-inch gathering pipeline lateral~$98,000/miICF for INGAA, 2018 · 2017 dollars
Traditional payback~18 yrsOur illustration from the two inputs above — before tap, meter or compression costs are expensed
An MK6-NGT unit serving an industrial building behind the meter
Example deployment — one unit, 75 kWe of electricity and 30 kW of heat

What one unit pays you.

Your capital None We fund, install, own and operate the unit
Your operating cost None No crew, no maintenance, no fuel handling
You contribute Site & gas rights Gas that currently earns nothing, or is flared
You receive $4,000–12,300/yr Per unit, at your utility's posted avoided-cost rate. Where you land inside that range depends on your territory.
One unit at 17 Mcf/day · 75 kWe · 85% capacity factor, against posted utility avoided-cost tariffs. State data sheets v1.8. Rates vary by utility and territory. Detailed pro forma, sensitivity tables, and per-state revenue breakdowns available on request.