Supercritical heterogeneous nanostructure of fluids. Part 2. Its potential impact on creation of coupled stirlings with intermediate regeneration of heat New concept of a supercritical fluid (SCF) region is proposed to explain the set of experimental and numerical observations in which the conventional asymptotic scaling theory and its crossover extension achieve the limit of applicability. An existence of heterogeneous steady nanostructure in the wide ranges of supercritical parameters termed the non-gibbsian fluid (NGF)-phase was hypothesized by one of authors (V.B.R.) in the framework of FT (fluctuational thermodynamics)-model. The practical usage of a such structure may be quite promising. In particular, the proposed here concept of the Coupled Supercritical Heterogeneous (CSH)-stirling engine might be, in principle, realized. It is composed by two coupled stirling-rallis type cycles with the standard regeneration devices and, additionally, with the intermediate (internal) recuperation of heat. The closed construction of both sub-cycles and of the proposed CSH-stirling, in total, is its advantage in comparison with the external forms of recuperation in the open cycles. Thus, our aim is the usage of the established NGF-properties to formulate the concept of an effective stirling-type cycle with the most appropriate working fluid SCF/CO 2 (carbon dioxide) instead of the conventional here He (helium) and H 2 (hydrogen) working fluids.