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WELCOME TO ORPC
Since 2004, ORPC has been hard at work developing breakthrough technology and eco-conscious
projects that use ocean and river currents to produce clean, predictable electricity
to power
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The Bay of Fundy, located on the border between eastern Maine and Canada, is one
of the most robust tidal energy resources in the world. Each day, 100 billion tons
of water flow in and out of this bay, with the force of 8,000 locomotives and tidal
ranges of up to 50 feet or more...
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Boasting the second highest tidal range in North America (the Bay of Fundy, also
the site of an ORPC project, has the highest), Alaska’s Cook Inlet is an outstanding
resource for tidal energy. ORPC is developing sites throughout Cook Inlet that together,
will...
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ORPC has formed a strategic partnership with Canadian independent power producer,
Fundy Tidal Inc., to develop a tidal energy project in the Bay of Fundy off of southwestern
Nova Scotia
he project will be installed in...
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With 21,000 times the energy of Niagara Falls, Florida’s Gulf Stream possesses the
world’s fastest and most powerful ocean currents. Experts estimate that the Gulf
Stream currents are capable of generating between four and ten gigawatts of power...
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