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renewable energy production

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4 renewable energy production suppliers across 4 states and provinces in 1 country. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.

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AQUA CROP LLC

RESEDA, CA

Aqua Crop LLC is an Agtech venture based in Long Beach, California, that integrates commercial aquaponics with renewable energy (Aquavoltaics) to combat food insecurity and provide sustainable energy in marginalized communities. It offers Community Solar Gardens, integrated aquaponics systems, aquavoltaic solutions, community engagement and education, and tailored consultancy services.

aquavoltaicscommercial aquaponicscommunity solar gardensconsultancy

The Bowersock Mills & Power Company operates the only operating hydroelectric plant in Kansas, in business since 1874. The plant is comprised of 11 hydroelectric turbines capable of producing 7 MW of environmentally friendly energy, and provides the City of Lawrence with river flow control for public water intakes. It is certified as a Low Impact Hydropower Facility and offers public tours.

hydroelectric power generationpublic toursriver flow control

CEMCYCLE, INC.

CAMBRIDGE, MA

CemCycle is developing proprietary systems that convert organic waste into renewable energy and carbon-storing mineral materials. These materials can be used as low-carbon additives in construction and other industrial applications. The company's technology mineralizes carbon from waste in minutes while producing energy, and it offers decentralized production of negative emission mineral aimed at reducing the embodied carbon of the built environment.

carbon capturecarbon mineralizationorganic waste processing

HOME GROWN FUELS, INC.

MILLINOCKET, ME

Home Grown Fuels is a majority women-owned company based in Millinocket, Maine, developing a sustainability campus at a shuttered paper mill. It produces designer biochar from wood chips using high-temperature pyrolysis, and is developing graphene and PFAS remediation products for agriculture, remediation, advanced materials, and additive manufacturing. The company reports five years of self-funded research and development and plans renewable energy production and carbon credits.

biochar productionhigh-temperature pyrolysisPFAS remediationresearch and development

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