ORPC, the Portland-based developer of renewable power systems that generate electricity from river and tidal currents, plans to install a new power system more than 6,400 miles from Maine next year — in Chile.

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ORPC has signed an agreement with the Municipality of Chile Chico in the Aysén region of Patagonia to install its RivGen power system in the area in 2023.

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ORPC has partnered up with nonprofit organisation Our Katahdin to create a testing center in Maine.

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Creating the next generation of a river-driven power system will be the focus of a testing facility at One North.

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ORPC is partnering with non-profit organzation Our Katahdin to create a testing center to support the next-gen design and development of its RivGen technology.

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The two were named winners of the International Project of the Year award for collaborative work with Village of Igiugig, Alaska.

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Energy Secretary Granholm visited Maine on Friday to promote the Biden administration’s investments in renewable energy.

Learn more at https://www.wabi.tv/2021/09/11/energy-secretary-granholm-visits-maine-tout-biden-renewable-energy-investments/

The two were named winners of the International Project of the Year award for collaborative work with Village of Igiugig, Alaska.

Learn more at https://afg.quebec/nouvelles/complete/1718