Leading the World in Micro Hydro Power Generation
Hydrokinetic power generation systems convert the kinetic energy from water currents into electricity the same way that wind turbines convert the kinetic energy from wind. But unlike wind, or solar, hydrokinetic power is a continuous source of energy. And, unlike traditional hydroelectric plants, our systems are small. Boat-sized small. They can be deployed - fast - both in tidal and freshwater applications such as rivers, canals, and industrial outflows, and is designed to operate with diesel/wind/solar energy sources.
New Energy's hydrokinetic systems are quiet, unobtrusive, produce zero emissions, have low to no impact on aquatic life, and low to no permitting time. We offer complete water-to-wire solutions for both stand-alone and grid-connected power generation applications, including right sizing power generation options to specific sites, installation services, and local training services.
Our technology makes an important addition to the world of renewable power. The unique application of our hydrokinetic systems means they can be used in a large variety of settings where traditional hydroelectric plants are not practical or possible. Our systems have been installed world-wide to reduce the use of fossil fuels, reduce reliance on grid power, or serve as a primary power source for locations where power is not presently available.
New Energy's hydrokinetic systems are quiet, unobtrusive, produce zero emissions, have low to no impact on aquatic life, and low to no permitting time. We offer complete water-to-wire solutions for both stand-alone and grid-connected power generation applications, including right sizing power generation options to specific sites, installation services, and local training services.
Our technology makes an important addition to the world of renewable power. The unique application of our hydrokinetic systems means they can be used in a large variety of settings where traditional hydroelectric plants are not practical or possible. Our systems have been installed world-wide to reduce the use of fossil fuels, reduce reliance on grid power, or serve as a primary power source for locations where power is not presently available.
