Large landfills also represent another opportunity to utilize King Power Corporation technology. For example, when methane is extracted from a landfill, the resulting stream of carbon dioxide and methane is 1:1. Expensive separation of the methane from the carbon dioxide must then be completed. KPC on the other hand advocates either selective absorption or adding additional hydrogen into the reactor at the site and producing a nearly pure stream of usable methane.

The same scenario described in harvesting landfill gas is also applicable in “Geo” methane. For example, a mixture of methane and carbon dioxide occurring naturally or as a result of enhanced oil recovery can effectively be processed to yield a high purity stream of methane very economically utilizing the King Power Corporation technology.