Has GE considered marketing onsite generators fueled by otherwise flared gas?

Mr. Sumner’s group, along with the American Petroleum Institute and other major industry trade associations and individual companies and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, all pressed congressional leaders to immediately repeal the methane rule, which the Interior Department finalized in November.

The measure, according to the department, would force companies to prevent the release of gas via flaring or leaks, eliminating an estimated 180,000 tons a year of methane gas, a contributing factor in climate change, while also increasing federal revenue by as much as $10 million a year, as the energy companies pay royalties only on fuel they contain and then sell

Has GE considered marketing on site generators fueled by gas that would otherwise be flared?  The excess electricity could be put on the grid and in North Dakota, for example, reduce coal burning at local utility.