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Hydropower: A Dam Good Forum

  • Thursday, February 26, 2015
  • 7:15 AM - 9:30 AM
  • Wishcamper Center, 34 Bedford Street, USM, Portland

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New Study on Hydropower Revealed at "A Dam Good Forum", article written by Deana Lorenzo of GreenEnergyMaine.com


Presentations from this forum are now available here:

  • Mark Bergeron, Division Director, Maine Department of Environmental Protection
  • Randall Dorman, Licensing Coordinator, Kleinschmidt
  • Chris Karam, P.E., Senior Civil Engineer, GEI Consultants, Inc.
  • Michael Kerr, Co-Founder & CEO, New England Hydropower Company (unable to attend forum)

Hydropower is a key resource in Maine’s energy basket and one that is on the verge of expansion with new technologies, untapped potential at existing sites, and identification of new sites for small and micro facilities. Project proposals to bring Canadian hydro through Maine to dense population centers in New England are also being developed. The State is evaluating existing regulations and public policy to identify opportunities for new investment in hydropower that balances economic and environmental considerations. A new study updates the state’s inventory of existing and potential hydro resources and northeastern states are taking a fresh look at the permitting, transmission, economic, and conservation challenges to more and better hydropower development.


Maine Hydropower Study, Governor's Energy Office

Speakers for this forum include: 

  • Mark Bergeron, Division Director, Maine Department of Environmental Protection
  • Randall Dorman, Licensing Coordinator, Kleinschmidt
  • Chris Karam, P.E., Senior Civil Engineer, GEI Consultants, Inc.
  • Michael Kerr, Co-Founder & CEO, New England Hydropower Company

For directions, view a map of USM here (the Wishcamper Center is listed as #41 on the map).



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