Stranded and flared 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
2–3 day Installation
Concrete pad · skid-mount · 2-person crew
17–25 Mcf/day Fuel Use
Under a quarter of EPA’s marginal-well ceiling
THE PROBLEM AND THE OPPORTUNITY
ARE SHOUTING
U.S. ONSHORE WELLS
900,000+ ARE LOW FLOW

Most US gas wells
are marginal
— and becoming a major liability.

Roughly 70% of the more than 900,000 onshore US wells are marginal — 25 Mcf/day or less. They produce about 7% of the nation’s oil and gas and carry roughly half of all production-site methane. Many flow for 25 years or more. Most are simply too small for a pipeline, too steady to ignore, and increasingly too costly to flare. The MK6-NGT was engineered for this gas.

U.S. onshore wells 900,000+ ~70% marginal at 25 Mcf/day or less
Their share of US oil & gas 7% Many producing 25 years or more
Share of production-site methane ~50% Carried by marginal wells
Our draw per unit 17–25 Mcf/day Under a quarter of EPA’s marginal-well ceiling
States documented 7 TX · PA · OH · MO · KS · CO · OK
EPA Natural Gas STAR, Marginal Conventional Wells
A multi-unit MK6-NGT array on one wellsite pad
500 kWe  ·  STACKED MODULAR SYSTEM DEPLOYMENT EXAMPLE
SOURCE · EPA NATURAL GAS STAR · STATE DATA SHEETS v1.8
THE MACHINE
BUILT TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM
MK6-NGT IS IN
ACTIVE PROTOTYPE

Introducing the
Multi-Disc
Rotary Generator.

A unique turbocharged Brayton-cycle turbine engine that takes dirty wellhead gas and converts it into electricity and heat, directly at the wellsite. No gathering, no offtake to market, no middlemen between resource and revenue check.

Nominal output per unitup to 75 kWe78.7 kWe current design · CFD-validated
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
THE BUSINESS
YOUR LIABILITY BECOMES AN ASSET AGAIN
ENERGY-AS-A-SERVICE
FROM ENTHUSIAST POWER

We own the machine.
You supply the well.

Enthusiast Power deploys, owns and operates the unit, while the resource owner supplies the well site and the gas rights. No capital outlay, no operating cost, no service commitment — just a simple revenue share from gas that is already there. Revenue checks, a better environment, and the electricity and heat that is so needed in today’s world, from hundreds of thousands of wells with no other value.

Resource owner capitalNoneWe fund, install, own and operate the unit
Resource owner operating costNoneNo crew, no maintenance, no fuel handling
Owner contributesSite & gas rightsGas that currently earns nothing, or is flared
Owner revenue share$4,000–12,300
per unit / yr
37.5% of gross at posted avoided-cost rates · PA $10,624 · OH $9,598 · TX $7,958 · OK $6,073 (to $12,272 at PSO firm) · KS $5,837 · CO $5,353
Resource-owner share of one unit at 17 Mcf/day · 75 kWe · 85% capacity factor, against posted utility avoided-cost tariffs. Seven-state data sheets v1.8. Rates vary by utility and territory; state figures are per unit per year.
Per-unit economics in full →
An MK6-NGT array serving a community retail load
DIRECT TO GRID  ·  COMMUNITY LOAD DEPLOYMENT EXAMPLE