Thetis EMR was created to encourage technological, economic and industrial initiatives to help the Marine Renewable Energy industry. Idénergie took the opportunity to present its vision of the domestic river turbine to the French community and many were interested in the proposed technologies, with a special interest regarding the innovative 100% waterproof generator.
The J. Armand Bombardier fondation, created in 1965, has for mission to carry on the humanitarian work of Joseph-Armand Bombardier and contribute to the achievement of social responsibility.
Fondation Bombardier http://fdets.etsmtl.ca/img/Photos/galeries/bourses2013/content/_25_large.html
The Fondation Montréal inc. is more than just an organization investing in Montreal start-ups with grants and offering personalized assistance services. It mobilizes the Montreal business community. Thereby, it encourages recipients who received support to get involved in their community in return. It is that social commitment that drives hundreds of volunteers, partners and donors to give time and money to the Foundation.
The precommercial prototype of the domestic river turbine is attracting interest at the ICOE conference 2012 in Dublin, Ireland. For the first time, the “IKEA” concept is put to the test once more. The turbine is dismounted, packed and checked in for a flight to Dublin. Probably the first time in history a river turbine makes a trip by air. Here, an article from the French newspaper “Le Monde” about the event. : http://goo.gl/Z0OORa
Pierre Blanchet, President, introduces a riverlutionary “shafless” technologies that allow for a completely waterproof generator. A necessity for a mass market product that will needs to provide low maintenance and have a long and reliable life.. For the first time, the “shaftless” technology is demonstrated to the public.
Pierre Blanchet, President, presents the technological prototype of the river turbine during a TV report aired by Radio-Canada..
“For the twelfth consecutive year, Quebecor rewards the most promising business projects submitted as part of the Pierre Péladeau grant program.. Thereby, young entrepreneurs from universities around the province of Québec can share 100 000 $ to start their business.