Emrgy designs and deploys modular, scalable hydroelectric solutions without the need for construction or dams. Compared to intermittent solutions like solar and wind, the controllable nature of these waterways enable higher capacity factors, do not require adjacent technologies such as storage, and ultimately deliver quicker and greater value to the customer. While in-canal hydro market potential has not been adequately quantified to date, the US market conservatively represents >6GW of undeveloped potential. Emrgy has developed a proprietary, global resource assessment tool to better characterize and quantify the vast, immediately available in-conduit hydroelectric potential. Emrgy's turbine arrays empower our customers to monetize the energy content of their existing waterway asset that is otherwise ignored. We partnered with the City of Atlanta & Southern Company to showcase technological capabilities of the product in 2016, and in 2017 the Company partnered with Denver Water & The Bureau of Reclamation to install the first array of distributed hydropower in the United States.
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Looking forward to being in DC this week with the National Hydropower Association for #WaterPowerWeek 2025.
Water Power Week is in full bloom! 🌸 Join industry leaders, innovators, and experts as we dive into the future of water power. Haven’t registered yet? No problem! Onsite registration is available. #WaterPowerWeek #NHA
Emrgy Inc. is thrilled to exhibit alongside energy disruptors at #ARPAE25 in Booth 111. The ARPA-E Summit is where innovative technologies develop from concept to prototype to real-world application. Our team of experts is ready to discuss our bold breakthroughs in Distributed Energy, connect with partners, and take technology to the next level of commercialization. Visit our CTO Tom Cuthbert and Chief Engineer John R. Tuttle and join us in Washington, D.C., on March 17-19, 2025! Register below. https://lnkd.in/gkS9tUZ
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Check out our article on U.S. turbine manufacturers from our February issue. The United States is home to a number of turbine manufacturers, many of them on the innovative, modular, or small side of the hydro spectrum. In this group article, we introduce three of them: Emrgy, a highly innovative manufacturer of modular hydro systems that are designed to harness the energy in water conveyance infrastructure; Canyon Hydro, a Washington State–based manufacturer of high-quality turbines, many small or medium size; and Alternative Power and Machine (APM), which produces and upgrades extremely small turbines. https://bit.ly/42KbCOC #HydroLeader #Hydro #Turbines #HydroElectricity #Emrgy
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Honored to be featured in Hydro Leader, highlighting the work we’re doing at Emrgy Inc. to transform hydropower and accelerate the growth of sustainable energy. Grateful to Emily Morris and the Emrgy team for driving this vision forward! #SustainableEnergy #Hydropower #Innovation #Emrgy #FloatingSolar #DistributedHydro
The February issue of Hydro Leader is here! While much turbine manufacturing occurs overseas, the United States is home to a number of turbine manufacturers, especially innovative, specialized, and small-scale ones. In our cover story this month, we profile three of them. We speak with Vikram Pande, the director of supply chain for Emrgy, a pioneering modular hydropower manufacturer; Eric Melander, the vice president of sales at Canyon Hydro, a Washington State–based manufacturer that specializes in small- to medium-size systems; and Don Harris, who launched Harris Hydro on an amateur basis and turned it into a business, and Jerry Ostermeier, the owner of Alternative Power and Machine, a manufacturer of extremely small hydro systems, which ultimately acquired Harris Hydro. https://bit.ly/4130jA3 #HydroLeader #Hydro #Hydroelectricity #CanyonHydro #RenewableEnergy
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The February issue of Hydro Leader is here! While much turbine manufacturing occurs overseas, the United States is home to a number of turbine manufacturers, especially innovative, specialized, and small-scale ones. In our cover story this month, we profile three of them. We speak with Vikram Pande, the director of supply chain for Emrgy, a pioneering modular hydropower manufacturer; Eric Melander, the vice president of sales at Canyon Hydro, a Washington State–based manufacturer that specializes in small- to medium-size systems; and Don Harris, who launched Harris Hydro on an amateur basis and turned it into a business, and Jerry Ostermeier, the owner of Alternative Power and Machine, a manufacturer of extremely small hydro systems, which ultimately acquired Harris Hydro. https://bit.ly/4130jA3 #HydroLeader #Hydro #Hydroelectricity #CanyonHydro #RenewableEnergy
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Our Government Funding in Climate Tech event was a success! If you couldn't make it, you can read the synopsis 👇 . Huge thanks to our panelists, Joel Armin-Hoiland of Climate Finance Solutions, Susan Gladwin of U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Emily Morris of Emrgy Inc., Erik Stokes of California Energy Commission, and Julia Kumari Drapkin of ISeeChange. Join us next month for our Bankability in Climate Tech event. Sign up here: https://lu.ma/yhs4jqo6
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I was incredibly honored today to accept the USPTO Patents for Humanity Green Energy award on behalf of our great team here at Emrgy Inc. and the amazing team at Husch Blackwell led by our colleague Bryan D. Stewart. It was amazing to see recognition of the value of Patents and Intellectual Property created in the Green Energy space. It was a truly humbling experience to be recognized with several other innovators in the Green Energy space all working to make the world a better place! We at Emrgy Inc. take a lot of pride in the work we do, the communities we serve, and our passion for innovation and improving the world. Many thanks to the USPTO for putting on such an amazing event and recognizing the impact innovation can have on humanity.
Congratulations to this year’s recipients of our Patents for Humanity Green Energy and Trademarks for Humanity awards! These businesses are working to make the world better for all people through their innovations. Among this year’s winners are businesses that developed a new way to convert household garbage into fuel, use hydrokinetic turbines in renewable sources, and created a mark for its environmental protection services featuring a wave inside of a water droplet that pays homage to water. The competitions recognized innovators who use game-changing tech to meet global humanitarian challenges. Patents for Humanity Green Energy applicants were evaluated on their meaningful actions to make the technology available to the marketplace and the overall benefit they provide to the climate by making energy more sustainable over traditional energy sources. Applicants in the Trademarks for Humanity competition were judged on how trademarks can be used to communicate brand owner’s commitment to improving the environment in a broad spectrum of industries. Learn more about the winners: https://bit.ly/3ViBZGU Patents for Humanity Green Energy winners • Emrgy, Atlanta • Hydrokinetic Energy Corp, Key West, Fla. • Natel Energy, Alameda, Calif. • SpecMat, Warren, Ohio • Wind Harvest International Inc., Davis, Calif. • ZeroAvia, Inc., Hollister, Calif. • USF/T2CE Biofuels, University of South Florida, Tampa, Fla. • Pirl, Rockville, Md. Trademarks for Humanity winners • OLAUNU, LLC, San Clemente, Calif. • Genmoji, LLC, San Juan, Puerto Rico • World Centric, Rohnert Park, Calif. • YKK AP America, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
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I was incredibly honored today to accept the USPTO Patents for Humanity Green Energy award on behalf of our great team here at Emrgy Inc. and the amazing team at Husch Blackwell led by our colleague Bryan D. Stewart. It was amazing to see recognition of the value of Patents and Intellectual Property created in the Green Energy space. It was a truly humbling experience to be recognized with several other innovators in the Green Energy space all working to make the world a better place! We at Emrgy Inc. take a lot of pride in the work we do, the communities we serve, and our passion for innovation and improving the world. Many thanks to the USPTO for putting on such an amazing event and recognizing the impact innovation can have on humanity.
Congratulations to this year’s recipients of our Patents for Humanity Green Energy and Trademarks for Humanity awards! These businesses are working to make the world better for all people through their innovations. Among this year’s winners are businesses that developed a new way to convert household garbage into fuel, use hydrokinetic turbines in renewable sources, and created a mark for its environmental protection services featuring a wave inside of a water droplet that pays homage to water. The competitions recognized innovators who use game-changing tech to meet global humanitarian challenges. Patents for Humanity Green Energy applicants were evaluated on their meaningful actions to make the technology available to the marketplace and the overall benefit they provide to the climate by making energy more sustainable over traditional energy sources. Applicants in the Trademarks for Humanity competition were judged on how trademarks can be used to communicate brand owner’s commitment to improving the environment in a broad spectrum of industries. Learn more about the winners: https://bit.ly/3ViBZGU Patents for Humanity Green Energy winners • Emrgy, Atlanta • Hydrokinetic Energy Corp, Key West, Fla. • Natel Energy, Alameda, Calif. • SpecMat, Warren, Ohio • Wind Harvest International Inc., Davis, Calif. • ZeroAvia, Inc., Hollister, Calif. • USF/T2CE Biofuels, University of South Florida, Tampa, Fla. • Pirl, Rockville, Md. Trademarks for Humanity winners • OLAUNU, LLC, San Clemente, Calif. • Genmoji, LLC, San Juan, Puerto Rico • World Centric, Rohnert Park, Calif. • YKK AP America, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
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Check out our article on floating solar at North Unit Irrigation District and how Emrgy Inc. is maximizing a canal system's energy potential from our November/December issue. Next year, the North Unit Irrigation District (NUID) will use a $2.55 million Bureau of Reclamation award to break ground on a new in-canal floating solar project. The project will install nearly 2,200 floating solar panels on a segment of the district’s main canal to generate energy and study the feasibility of the new technology developed by technology company Emrgy. In this interview, Reclamation Project Manager TJ Kaup, Emrgy founder and CEO Emily Morris, and NUID General Manager Josh Bailey talk about the technology’s benefits, from clean energy generation to reducing evaporative loss, and its potential for income generation for irrigation districts throughout the American West. https://bit.ly/4fwwVXi #HydroLeader #SolarPower #RenewableEnergy #Hydro #Hydroelectricity #Reclamation
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Verdantas Flow Labs assists clients in testing their advanced dynamic turbine designs! 🌊⚡ In 2022, Emrgy Inc. leveraged our Flow Labs to test their initial turbine design. Using the collected data, Emrgy refined their design and returned to test the updated turbine in our large recirculating flume. New design elements tested by Emrgy included movable hydrodynamic walls, telescoping rotor blades, variable pitch blades, single generator, and a new low-cost rotor. During testing, which involved varying flume depths and water velocity conditions, Emrgy’s team analyzed the data to determine the optimal settings for maximum power generation. Verdantas Flow Labs is proud to support companies like Emrgy in advancing environmentally friendly solutions. Learn more about how we help clients turn innovative ideas into practical opportunities: https://lnkd.in/eJxjUkkq #FlowLabs #Hydropower #SustainableEnergy