Fischer-Tropsch at the Wellhead

Your gas can't get to market. Ours doesn't have to.

G2Fuels manufactures and operates modular Fischer-Tropsch skids that convert natural gas into ultra-clean synthetic diesel — directly at the wellhead. Whether your gas is being flared, reinjected, or stranded behind expensive compression and pipeline infrastructure, we turn it into a product that drives away on a truck.

151bcm
Gas flared globally per year — the most visible form of waste
$2–8/mcf
Typical cost to compress, transport, and deliver gas via pipeline
[X]bpd
Per-skid diesel production capacity
[X]hrs
Cumulative runtime on operational units

Natural gas at the wellhead is an asset that operators can't afford to move.

Across the oil-producing world, enormous volumes of associated natural gas never reach market. Not because the gas lacks value — but because the infrastructure to capture, compress, and transport it is prohibitively expensive or simply doesn't exist. Operators are left with three bad options: flare it, reinject it, or build costly pipeline and compression infrastructure that may never pay back.

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Flared
151 billion cubic meters of gas burned at the flare annually — enough to power sub-Saharan Africa. Pure economic waste and a growing regulatory liability as EPA methane rules tighten and the World Bank's Zero Routine Flaring 2030 deadline approaches.
Source: World Bank Global Gas Flaring Tracker 2025
Reinjected
Operators pump vast quantities of associated gas back underground — spending capital on compression and injection wells for gas that generates zero topline revenue. Reinjection preserves reservoir pressure but sacrifices the energy value of the gas entirely.
Common in Permian, Bakken, and international fields
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Stranded
Building pipeline infrastructure costs $1–5M+ per mile. Compression stations add millions more. For remote wells, marginal producers, or short-lived pads, the economics of gas transport simply don't pencil — leaving valuable energy trapped at the source.
Industry infrastructure cost benchmarks

The common thread: in every scenario, the gas has value but no economical path to market. G2Fuels eliminates the need for that path entirely. We convert the gas into diesel at the wellhead — a liquid product with established logistics, ready buyers, and a value measured in dollars per barrel, not pennies per mcf.

A refinery in a box. Deployed where the gas is.

G2Fuels' skid-mounted Fischer-Tropsch systems are engineered for rapid deployment at remote wellhead locations. Each self-contained unit takes associated natural gas — gas that would otherwise be flared, reinjected, or left stranded — and produces ASTM-specification synthetic diesel. Fully automated and remotely monitored. No pipeline. No compression station. No multi-million dollar infrastructure buildout. The product leaves the site on a truck.

The Fischer-Tropsch Process

Each skid executes a complete gas-to-liquids conversion in four integrated stages — all within a single transportable unit.

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01

Gas Conditioning

Raw associated gas is cleaned and conditioned on-skid, removing contaminants and preparing the feedstock for conversion.

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02

Syngas Generation

Conditioned gas is reformed into synthesis gas (CO + H₂) through our optimized reforming stage, achieving the ideal ratio for downstream conversion.

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Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis

Our proprietary catalyst and reactor design converts syngas into long-chain hydrocarbons with high selectivity for diesel-range products.

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Product Finishing

Hydrocarbon output is refined on-skid into ultra-clean synthetic diesel meeting ASTM D975 specifications — ready for immediate use or sale.

Modular by Design

Every G2Fuels conversion unit is fabricated in a controlled manufacturing environment and shipped as a complete, pre-commissioned system. No field integration, no multi-contractor coordination, no months-long construction schedules. A finished skid arrives on a flatbed and begins producing diesel within days of delivery — dramatically reducing time-to-revenue and eliminating construction risk for operators.

G2Fuels Skid Reformer FT Reactor Controls Refining ✓ Self-contained ✓ Pre-commissioned ✓ Truck-transportable ✓ Days to first diesel COMPLETE SYSTEM ON A SKID

Vertically Integrated

Unlike technology licensors who hand off designs and walk away, G2Fuels controls the entire value chain: design, fabrication, deployment, and ongoing operation. Every unit we build, we run. This closed loop gives us something no licensor can offer — a direct feedback path from field performance data back into engineering improvements. Each generation of skids is better than the last because we see every hour of runtime, every process variable, every maintenance event.

Design We engineer it Manufacture We build it Deploy We install it Operate We run it Feedback loop

Proprietary Catalyst System

Wellhead gas isn't pipeline-spec natural gas. It varies in composition from well to well, pad to pad, and even hour to hour. Conventional Fischer-Tropsch catalysts are tuned for consistent, pre-treated feedstock — making them brittle in real-world field conditions. Our proprietary catalyst is specifically engineered for the variable gas compositions found at remote wellheads, maintaining high selectivity for diesel-range hydrocarbons across a wide operating envelope. Patent applications filed Q1 2025.

CONVENTIONAL Narrow range vs G2FUELS PROPRIETARY Wide operating envelope Lean gas Rich gas ← Gas composition range → High selectivity C₁₀–C₂₀ diesel range Field-proven Real wellhead conditions

Fully Automated & Remotely Monitored

Every G2Fuels skid is built on a four-layer industrial automation architecture — from hazardous-area field instruments up through local process control, edge computing with offline buffering, to cloud-based SCADA and analytics. The control system executes all process logic, safety interlocks, and startup/shutdown sequences locally. The cloud layer provides supervisory monitoring, centralized alarming, and fleet-wide analytics — but never essential control functions. The result: autonomous operation of a distributed fleet from a single control center, with full resilience to connectivity loss.

L4 Cloud SCADA & Analytics L3 Edge Computing & Buffering L2 Process Control & Safety L1 Field Instruments

Key Specifications

Output Product ASTM D975 Synthetic Diesel
Feedstock Associated Natural Gas
Production Capacity [X] bpd per skid
Deployment Time [X] weeks from delivery
Footprint [X] × [X] ft skid-mounted
Patents Filed Q1 2025

Built by operators, engineers, and builders.

G2Fuels' leadership brings together decades of experience across energy technology development, operations, and enterprise leadership — the team that took this from concept to first successful run in under three years.

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Binz DeWalch
Chief Executive Officer & President
Founder and CEO of DeWalch Technologies, Inc., where G2Fuels' core Fischer-Tropsch technology was originally developed. Leads the company's vision, strategic direction, and manufacturing operations — overseeing the design and fabrication of every skid that leaves the factory floor.
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Mark Paull
Chief Operating Officer
Leads all field operations — from unit deployment and commissioning to ongoing production management at wellhead sites. Responsible for operational uptime, field crew coordination, and ensuring every deployed skid performs to specification in real-world conditions.
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Bruce Selkirk
Chief Financial Officer
Leads financial strategy, capital planning, and investor engagement. Manages G2Fuels' financial architecture through the Series B and into commercial-scale operations, ensuring disciplined growth and capital efficiency.
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Ben Page
Chief Technology & Information Officer
Architect of G2Fuels' control, information, and manufacturing systems. Leads the engineering teams responsible for system integration, process automation, and production infrastructure.

From R&D breakthrough to wellhead deployment.

G2Fuels was born from a simple observation: enormous volumes of natural gas never reach market — flared, reinjected, or stranded behind infrastructure that costs more than the gas is worth. We set out to make the infrastructure irrelevant.

2026 — Present
G2Fuels Incorporated
Spun out of DeWalch Technologies as an independent company to focus exclusively on commercializing the Fischer-Tropsch skid system. Series A funding secured to scale manufacturing and pursue field deployments.
Q4 2025
First Successful End-to-End Run
The complete system — gas conditioning through product finishing — achieved its first full-cycle demonstration, producing on-spec synthetic diesel from raw natural gas in a single integrated skid.
Q1 2025
Patent Portfolio Filed
Intellectual property applications filed covering the proprietary catalyst formulation, reactor design, and integrated skid-mounted system architecture.
2023
R&D Program Initiated
Research and development began within DeWalch Technologies, Inc. — exploring Fischer-Tropsch catalyst optimization and modular reactor design for wellhead-scale deployment. The foundation for everything G2Fuels would become.

The economics of moving gas are broken. The economics of converting it aren't.

Pipeline construction costs are rising. Flaring regulations are tightening. Reinjection generates zero revenue. Meanwhile, diesel trades at a premium and can be trucked from any location. G2Fuels sits at the intersection of a massive stranded asset problem and a high-value liquid product market — with regulatory tailwinds accelerating adoption from every direction.

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$264B+
Global gas-to-liquids market projected value by 2032
2030
World Bank Zero Routine Flaring deadline driving operator urgency
$1.75
Per gallon US IRA tax credit for qualifying synthetic fuels
70%
EU SAF blending mandate by 2050 — creating sustained demand for FT fuels

Let's talk.

Whether you're an operator exploring wellhead solutions, a potential partner, or an investor following our progress — we'd welcome the conversation.

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