About Us
Free Flow Power Corporation was founded to produce cheap, clean, renewable energy from moving water without building new dams or diversions (hydrokinetic generation). We have developed a turbine generator designed to extract energy from tides, ocean currents, rivers, streams, canals and conduits. We plan to develop energy projects, initially in rivers in the United States and ultimately in a wide variety of free flow environments throughout the world. Our team of employees, consultants and strategic partners bring together dedication to our mission and values and the diverse skills and experiences required to make the vision of hydrokinetic generation a reality.
FFP Turbine Generator
We are developing an integrated turbine generator to produce electricity economically in a free flow environment that operates at lower speeds and does not require head or pressure. The design is applicable to a variety of environments including flows that are unidirectional (rivers, streams, ocean currents and conduits) and bi-directional (ocean tides).
FFP Energy Projects
We are developing hydrokinetic generation projects, initially in rivers in the United States and ultimately in a variety of free flow environments throughout the world.
Hydrokinetic Generation
Hydrokinetic or free flow hydro generation is the extraction of energy from moving water without requiring the construction of new dams or diversions. Hydrokinetic generation is possible from the flow of rivers, streams, conduits, currents, tides and waves.
Free Flow Power in the News
- FFP and Energy Systems Group Explore Development
By CNN Money
May 28, 2008
Free Flow Power and Energy Systems Group LLC, a nationally accredited and leading energy efficiency and performance contracting developer, announced today...
[read more] - New Form of Generation Proposed for Niagara River
By Sharon Linstedt
May 15, 2008
Two alternative energy firms want to harness the fast-running Niagara River for "hydrokinetic" electric power generation...
[read more] - River power plants touted
By Gary Perilloux
April 24, 2008
Imagine nine new electric power plants built from Donaldsonville to the Mississippi line in the next decade...
[read more] - New England startup seeks to tap the Mississippi for power
By Jeffrey Tomich
April 1, 2008
For more than a century, the Mississippi River has been one of the nation's ...
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Work with Us
Project Sites:
If you are interested in being part of our site development process and have information that may be useful to us, please download our questionnaire.
Join our team:
We have several opportunities for people looking to help develop our hydrokinetic turbines and projects.
Common Questions
Where are our sites?
We have many sites along the Mississippi river system
How does our technology work?
Learn more about our turbine generator.
