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1st Place
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Natel Energy’s Linear Pelton hydroEngine, a linear free jet single stage impulse turbine, spins at the Natel Energy headquarters in Alameda, California.
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Photographer: Andy Baumgartner
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2nd Place
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Researchers tag wild run spring Chinook salmon with a passive integrated transponder (PIT), which will track migration through the Clackamas River Hydroelectric Project near Estacada, Oregon.
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Photographer: Margaret David
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3rd Place
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A researcher from the University of Washington prepares the RivRaft drifting hydrophone array, an underwater listening system used to monitor and mitigate potential interaction of marine energy technologies with fish. The RivRaft was deployed to monitor the Ocean Renewable Power Company’s RivGen hydrokinetic turbine in Igiugig, Alaksa.
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Photographer: Curtis Rusch
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1st Place
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Natel Energy’s Linear Pelton hydroEngine, a linear free jet single stage impulse turbine, spins at the Natel Energy headquarters in Alameda, California.
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Photographer: Andy Baumgartner
1st Place
Natel Energy’s Linear Pelton hydroEngine, a linear free jet single stage impulse turbine, spins at the Natel Energy headquarters in Alameda, California.
Photographer: Andy Baumgartner
May 9, 2025