M1000 Megawatt System
1 MW
Megawatt output with modular serviceability.
Five MITIS M200 microturbines operate on a shared DC bus with one inverter, creating a flexible one-megawatt platform for large oilfield, industrial, CHP, and hybrid-energy deployments.
1 MW
Total electrical output
5 x 200
kW turbine modules
~70 dB
Sound pressure at 1 m
1 inverter
Shared grid connection
Shared DC Architecture
Five independent turbines. One coordinated megawatt system.
Each M200 feeds a shared DC bus, allowing a single inverter to simplify grid connection while preserving modular operation and service access.
Large-Site Fit
Distributed power for field and facility scale.
The M1000 is designed for customers who need megawatt-class generation without abandoning the operational advantages of modular microturbines.
Large flare streams
Convert higher-volume flare or off-gas streams into useful facility power.
Industrial CHP
Support large continuous electrical loads with recoverable exhaust heat.
Field electrification
Power centralized equipment, compression, processing, and remote infrastructure.
Hybrid microgrids
Coordinate firm generation with storage and renewable assets.
Quiet, Flexible Operation
Megawatt power without a single massive prime mover.
Module-level resilience
Service individual M200 modules while retaining a modular system architecture.
Quiet enclosure
Approximately 70 dB at one metre for a controlled industrial sound profile.
Fuel flexibility
Natural gas, LPG, biogas, flare gas, liquid fuels, H2 blends, and other streams containing sour content or moisture.
Key Specifications
One megawatt in a modular package.
Indicative values for project development. GRID provides site-specific support for gas supply, interconnection, heat recovery, and commissioning.