Verdant Power's kinetic hydropower underwater turbines

A technology that can take advantage of the oceans’ kinetic energy in order to create electricity.

clipped from www.sciam.com It Came From the Sea--Renewable Energy, That Is Companies and governments are counting on underwater turbines, submerged "wind" farms, and wave-riding electrical generators to use ocean turbulence to keep the lights on TIDAL TURBINE: Verdant Power's kinetic hydropower underwater turbines are designed to generate electricity from the water currents of tides, rivers and man-made channels. clipped from www.verdantpower.com Verdant Power helps build sustainable communities around the world A renewable energy company, Verdant Power seeks to generate mechanical and electrical power in a cost-effective manner, causing minimal or no ecological impact, and with consideration for social equity. RITE Project - New York, NY: World’s first kinetic hydropower provided to end-use customers! This clean, sustainable energy has been provided directly to the following end-users on Roosevelt Island in Manhattan: clipped from www.verdantpower.com

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