We turn stranded and low flow gas liabilities
into power and revenue.

75 kWe Per Unit
480 V three-phase at the pad
1 yr Service Interval
100% field serviceable
2–3 day Installation
2-person crew
17–25 Mcf/day Fuel Use
Under a quarter of EPA’s marginal-well ceiling

Most US wells are marginal
and their gas a liability.

Too small to market, too valuable to abandon, and too costly to ignore.

U.S. onshore wells 900,000+ ~70% marginal at 15 boe/day or less
Their share of US oil & gas 7% Many producing gas for 25 years or more
Share of production-site methane ~50% Carried by marginal wells
EPA Natural Gas STAR, Marginal Conventional Well Report
A multi-unit MK6-NGT array on one wellsite pad
1 MWe · Multi-unit single WELLHEAD DEPLOYMENT

Our technology
on your pad.

The Multi-Disc Rotary Generator MK6-NGT combusts dewetted gas directly from a wellhead. No dedicated treatment skid, no gathering line and no offtake contract. It makes 75 kWe of 480 V three-phase power and high grade recoverable heat.

Nominal output per unit75 kWeCFD Validation and Early Prototype Output
Fuel drawn per unit17 Mcf/dayOperating window 5–75 Mcf/day
Rapid installation2–3 daysSkid-mounted · 2-person crew · prepared pad and wellhead
Full specification →
The MK6-NGT front panel: Enthusiast Power, MDRG-MK6-NGT, Multi-Disc Rotary Generator
MDRG-MK6-NGT  ·  MULTI-DISC ROTARY GENERATOR

We own the machine.
You supply the well.

We fund, install, own and operate the unit. You supply the site and the gas rights. Together we split a share of what the power generation earns in profits.

You contributeSite & gas rightsGas that currently earns nothing, is shut in, or is flared
You receive$4,000–12,300
per unit / yr
At your utility's posted avoided-cost rate
One unit at 17 Mcf/day · 75 kWe · 85% capacity factor. Revenue based on utility avoided-cost tariffs. Rates vary by utility, territory, and deployment. Output varies with gas composition and volume.
Per-unit economics in full →
An MK6-NGT array serving a community retail load
BEHIND THE METER · OFFSETTING A LOCAL LOAD