For oil & gas operators

Got gas going nowhere?

If you're flaring, venting, or selling into a market that pays you nothing, we'll put that gas to work on your lease. We bring the generation and the compute load. You keep producing.

What lands on your lease
1,000 FT LIMIT WELLHEAD UNCHANGED CONDITIONING SCRUB · METER GENERATION GAS → POWER COMPUTE THE LOAD RAW GAS FUEL POWER ≤ 1,000 FT FROM THE WELL
Everything past the wellhead is ours. We bring the conditioning, generation, and compute — and keep it inside the 1,000-foot radius that Texas HB 591 requires for the severance tax exemption.
Two ways to start
Fastest

I have gas — call me

Thirty seconds. Give us a number and a county, and we'll call you to talk it through. No forms, no commitment, no sales script.

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Most useful

Send us the site details

If you already know your volumes and lease details, the full profile lets us evaluate the site before we ever talk — so the first call is about terms, not discovery.

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Option 1 — Quick call

Just tell us where to reach you

We'll call within one business day. If we're not a fit for your site, we'll tell you on that call rather than stringing it out.

Ballpark it yourself

What is that gas actually worth?

Move the sliders to see what a given volume represents over a year. This is a sizing exercise, not a quote — real terms depend on gas quality, site access, and contract structure.

400 Mcf/d
Daily volume currently flared, vented, or constrained
$0.50/Mcf
Illustrative — actual terms are quoted per site
95%
Share of days the load is consuming gas
At these assumptions
$5,779
Monthly value
$69,350
Annual value
138,700
Mcf captured / yr
~1.5 MW
Power this supports
Gas consumed per day380 Mcf
Days on per year347
Revenue instead of disposal cost$69,350/yr
Illustrative only. Not an offer or a quote. Power figure assumes roughly 250 Mcf/d per MW at typical wellhead heating values — your engine sizing will differ with gas composition. Texas operators consuming gas on-site may also qualify for a severance tax exemption under HB 591.
Option 2 — Site profile

Tell us about the site

Only the first four fields are required. Anything else you can fill in gets us to a real answer faster — but a partial form is still worth sending.

What you get

  • Revenue from gas that currently costs you money to dispose of
  • Zero capital outlay — we bring generation, compute, and crew
  • Demand that doesn't depend on pipeline capacity or hub pricing
  • A reduced emissions profile versus open flaring
  • Possible Texas severance tax exemption under HB 591

What we need from you

  • Consistent gas volume — even modest rates can work
  • Surface access for equipment and a place to set it
  • A straightforward license or offtake agreement
  • A point of contact who knows the lease

Not sure if your site qualifies?

That's the normal starting point. Send what you know and we'll tell you honestly whether it pencils — including when it doesn't.

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