Overview

Behind-the-meter Power

NexGen Power Systems designs and builds Behind-the-meter containerized LNG-to-power generation platforms that are fully modular and fit into a 45 ft container. Our patented architecture recovers the cold energy that conventional power systems waste to cooling towers and exhaust — turning a thermodynamic liability into roughly 50% of additional output for the same amount of fuel.

We operate as an engineering, integration, and intellectual property company. Core components are sourced from strategic partners — Honeywell aero-derivative gas turbines via Signal Power Group, custom Permanent-Magnet Generators via Hitachi Industrial Products and Elektromaschinen und Antriebe (E&A)— and systems integrated and tested at our Center for Cryogenics Applications Research in Kingman, Arizona.

We operate as an engineering, integration, and intellectual property company. Core components are sourced from strategic partners — Honeywell aero-derivative gas turbines via Signal Power Group, custom permanent-magnet generators via Hitachi Industrial Products, cryogenic heat exchangers via Chart Industries — and integrated at our Center for Cryogenics Applications Research in Kingman, Arizona.

Quick Facts

Entity: NexGen Cryogenic Solutions, Inc. — Delaware C-Corp

Principal office: Kingman, AZ

Research facility: 20-acre campus, Kingman, AZ (Mohave County)

Founded: 2024 (post-Flowserve acquisition pivot to power solutions)

Stage: Pre-revenue; prototype build underway

Strategic partner: Hitachi Industrial Products (MOU executed March 2026), Signal Power Group and Elektromaschinen und Antriebe (E&A)

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Dennis Chalmers - CEO & Co-Founder

Our Mission

Deliver the world’s most efficient portable power by recovering the cold energy that LNG wastes when it vaporizes — turning a thermodynamic liability into a competitive moat.

Vision

NexGen will be the standard for high-efficiency modular portable LNG power — delivering 5+ MW from a single gas turbine fuel stream at efficiencies that match utility-scale combined-cycle plants, in a package small enough to ship anywhere.

Core Beliefs

Leadership

Dennis W. Chalmers

BSME, PE (ret.) — CEO & Co-Founder

Dennis has spent his career at the intersection of cryogenic engineering and LNG infrastructure. As VP of Engineering at JC Carter Pumps from 2002 through 2012, he invented and brought to market the third generation of LNG submerged motor pumps that became industry standards. He continued the work as New Product Director at ACD Pumps (Nikkiso ACD) and holds two World Patents covering TC 34.2 LNG cryopumps and electric feed-throughs.

Dennis is named as lead inventor on every USPTO LNG cryogenic submerged motor pump and turbo-generator patent applied for or granted since 2004. He co-founded the original NexGen Cryogenic Solutions, which developed the CryoDrive Gen 4 LNG submerged motor pump in association with Flowserve Corporation and was acquired by Flowserve in July 2024.

Leadership

Dennis W. Chalmers

BSME, PE (ret.) — CEO & Co-Founder

Dennis has spent his career at the intersection of cryogenic engineering and LNG infrastructure. As VP of Engineering at JC Carter Pumps from 2002 through 2012, he invented and brought to market the third generation of LNG submerged motor pumps that became industry standards. He continued the work as New Product Director at ACD Pumps (Nikkiso ACD) and holds two World Patents covering TC 34.2 LNG cryopumps and electric feed-throughs.

Dennis is named as lead inventor on every USPTO LNG cryogenic submerged motor pump and turbo-generator patent applied for or granted since 2004. He co-founded the original NexGen Cryogenic Solutions, which developed the CryoDrive Gen 4 LNG submerged motor pump in association with Flowserve Corporation and was acquired by Flowserve in July 2024.

Rahul Joshi

Managing Partner

RC brings approximately 18 years of cryogenic systems experience across Atlas Copco, Ebara Elliott Energy, Nikkiso, and Flowserve. As CTO he leads the thermodynamic design and optimization of the GT plus Cryo-ORC system — including working fluid selection across a six-configuration evaluation matrix, recuperator optimization that delivered a 55% LNG cold reduction with a 16% power increase, and full state-point engineering of the 3.3 MW reference system.

History

The team’s heritage in LNG cryogenics traces back more than two decades, with deep operational and patent history in submerged motor pumps and turbo-expanders. The transition to power generation is a natural application of that expertise — the cold-energy recovery problem has been visible to specialists for years, but only the team that already understands cryogenic equipment design at depth could commercialize it.

Strategic Partners

Center for Cryogenics Applications Research

Our 20-acre campus south of Kingman, Arizona houses the integration, test, and validation infrastructure for the entire CryoDrive product family. The site is adjacent to the Flowserve DW Chalmers Center for Cryogenics Engineering Excellence, sits on industrial-zoned land with no residential buffer, and is accessible via I-40 and US-93 — two hours from Las Vegas by road.

Phase 1 — Power Generation Lab

Phase 2 — Modular LNG Fueling Depot

LNG receiving, storage, and dispensing infrastructure for facility operation and customer demonstration.

Phase 3 — Oxy-Fuel Brayton Cycle Lab

Concurrent carbon-capture combustion testing and CO₂ sequestration pathways evaluation.