Synergy Thermogen converts waste heat from oil and gas operations into clean, low-cost electricity using proprietary solid-state energy units. Its modular 2kW to 100kW systems replace diesel generators and eliminate methane flaring, reducing carbon emissions by up to 75 tons per day and offsetting up to $1.5M per year in site costs. The technology is backed by 12+ patents and was described by General Motors as "Best in the World" new energy technology.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Typical oil wells vent and flare methane gas, wasting gigawatts of energy—over $10 billion every year—while relying on expensive diesel and pneumatic power sources. This practice generates significant carbon emissions and operational costs, and contributes to permit violations and site shut-ins for remote energy producers.
Solution
Synergy Thermogen uses advanced thermal physics to convert waste heat into clean, low-cost electricity through proprietary solid-state energy production units. These always-on, modular units replace diesel generators and remove the flare from well pads, reducing carbon footprint and noise while mitigating compliance violations. Each unit can cut carbon emissions by up to 75 tons per day and offset up to $1.5M annually in site costs. The technology enables massive fuel savings, eliminates shut-ins due to permit issues, and delivers reliable remote power with no moving parts.
Target Audience
Primary customers are oil and gas operators managing remote well pads and production sites that currently rely on diesel generators, flaring, or pneumatic systems for power.
Features
- Solid-state, always-on energy production units with no combustion and no moving parts
- Fully modular and re-deployable systems available in 2kW to 100kW configurations
- One unit generates enough electricity to power an entire well pad
- Proprietary thermoelectric design protected by over 12 issued patents
- Replaces both diesel generators and pneumatic power sources at remote sites
- Reduces carbon emissions by up to 75 tons per day per unit
- Lowers site operating costs by up to $1.5M per year per unit