Michael Ondusko has been named the new Vice President of Operations for CPower. Michael joined the Company in 2014 and has 28 years of engineering, procurement, manufacturing and project management… read more →
Columbia Power, along with Sweden-based CorPower, topped the review of available near-commercial wave energy technology suppliers, which was part-financed by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). The review, dubbed Horizon… read more →
Columbia Power is proud to announce receipt of our first European patent. The Patent No. EP299023 titled “Direct Drive Wave Energy Conversion” is CPower’s 14th patent worldwide. It covers the… read more →
From the National Renewable Energy Laboratory: National Wind Technology Center Begins First Validation of Wave Energy Conversion Device The two-story-tall device is the largest ever tested at NREL January 13,… read more →
Columbia Power—the worldwide leader in direct-drive wave-power systems for both utility-scale and low-power applications—is pleased to announce the successful test of an autonomous, low-power wave-energy-system as part of the US… read more →
We are pleased to announce that our prototype direct-drive generator has been set in place for testing at the National Wind Technology Center (NWTC) in Colorado, USA. The permanent-magnet generator… read more →
Columbia Power has been chosen to present at the sixth annual Ocean Exchange in Savannah, GA. Each year, the Ocean Exchange seeks innovative, proactive and globally-scalable solutions, with working prototypes… read more →
Columbia Power is proud to be one of the 17 innovative clean technologies that are working with the US Department of Energy’s National Laboratories and presenting today at the inaugural… read more →
There’s another potential power source that’s so plentiful that it covers 71% of the Earth, but it’s been a struggle to tap. Startup Columbia Power is the latest company to… read more →
The US Senate has passed S. 2012, the Energy Policy Modernization Act, which authorizes new MHK R&D programs and includes $290 million for marine energy research over the next five… read more →