ORPC, Inc.

ORPC, Inc. is located in Portland, United States on 254 Commercial St #119b. ORPC, Inc. is rated 4.7 out of 5 in the category energy equipment and solutions in United States. ORPC Improves people’s lives and their environment through sustainable energy solutions. A global leader in marine renewable energy (MRE) technology and project solutions, we are initially focused on solving the problem of high cost, environmentally-risky diesel power generation in remote "islanded"​ communities by harnessing the power of ocean and river currents to create clean predictable locally produced renewable energy. Worldwide we are the only company to have built, operated and delivered power to a utility grid from an MRE tidal project, and to a local microgrid from an MRE river project. ORPC is committed to working with local partners and creating local economic opportunities. We are commercializing our proprietary TidGen® and RivGen® Systems using our proven and patented core technology platform, the turbine generator unit, or TGU. ORPC built and operated the first revenue-generating, grid-connected, non-barrage tidal energy project in the Americas in 2012 and 2013 using our TidGen® Power System. In 2015, our RivGen® Power System provided power to remote Igiugig, Alaska, decreasing the community's diesel fuel use by a third. And in 2019, ORPC launched its commercial RivGen® Power System in Igiugig and which is now supplying energy. ORPC has developed a globally respected knowledge database of fisheries and marine life interaction with our power systems, and to date no known adverse impacts have been observed in either river or ocean environments. Our projects are carried out in full collaboration with local communities, universities, environmental agencies, fishing industry groups and other stakeholders. ORPC is pursuing strategic and financial partnerships that will allow us to expand our operations in North America, South America and Europe, and supply our commercial power systems and expertise worldwide where ocean and river energy resources exist.