Verterra Moves Into New St Paul R&D Facility

ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA-We are thrilled to announce the move to our new engineering facility in St. Paul, MN as part of a multi-year program with the USARMY Corps of Engineers to build and deploy two different sizes of our modular waterpower technology "Volturnus" into an advanced microgrid program.

Eric Newberg and Ted Christopher renovating the new Verterra production facility

It was quite an experience remodeling and starting to set up our new location, and we're very grateful to Ryan Bartley at Link for getting us into this great facility and to Rep. Betty McCollum and her Staff for their support of our important program to reimagine how to harness the power of flowing water on our planet.

Before Renovation in December 2021

After renovation in Feb 2022

The first Expedition or "backpack" scale units will start field testing in the fall with a 21-foot long Microgrid scale, Volturnus being deployed early next year- it's going to be an exciting 12 months!

-TC

Verterra is on a mission to harness the power of flowing water in rivers, oceans and canals to produce abundant, reliable power.

Volturnus is a vertical axis turbine that uniquely harnesses the power of flowing water by combining the working principles of centrifugal pumps & hydrofoils with a rugged, hydrodynamic design. Similar to an underwater 3D weather vane, VOLTURNUS works in harmony with the current to dynamically adjust once deployed. When installed in modular arrays, the technology creates scalable, continuous power from small, 100 watt backpack scale, up to multi-MW arrays.

Based in St. Paul, MN Verterra is funded by mission driven investors and a multi-year DoD contract to commercialize the technology for multiple applications.

Phone: 651-315-8884

Website: www.verterraenergy.com