Join us at Clean Currents 2025 - Pittsburgh, PA
October 14–17, 2025 | David L. Lawrence Convention Center
We’re excited to announce that we’ll be exhibiting at Clean Currents 2025, the premier national tradeshow and conference for the waterpower industry, hosted by the National Hydropower Association. This year’s event takes place in the heart of Pittsburgh—an ideal setting for hydropower innovation, surrounded by rivers and reservoirs that reflect the industry’s future.
Why Visit Our Booth?
At Clean Currents, we’ll be showcasing our latest solutions and innovations designed to support the evolving needs of hydropower producers, developers, and engineers. Stop by to:
- Explore cutting-edge technologies that drive efficiency and sustainability.
- Connect with our team of experts and learn how we’re helping shape the future of waterpower.
- Discover new opportunities for collaboration and growth in the clean energy sector.
Let’s Talk Traditional Hydro Components
Let’s discuss how we can create your custom components for traditional hydro applications, including:
- Wedges
- Locking end wedges
- Top and side ripple springs
- Semi-conductive fillers
- Nomex turn insulation (Nomex TIB)
- Pole collars
- Main and neutral clamps
- Lead cleats
- Felts
We’re Also Featuring:
- RTDs (Resistance Temperature Detectors)
- Metal & copper components for hydro
- End caps (ask us about options!)
- Urgent, quick-turnaround service work – when time is critical, we deliver.
About Clean Currents
Clean Currents brings together professionals from across the hydropower spectrum—including conventional hydro, pumped storage, small hydro, and marine energy. With over 220+ exhibitors, hands-on learning sessions, and 13.5 professional development hours available, this event is a must-attend for anyone committed to advancing clean energy.
Let’s Power the Future Together
Whether you’re a long-time partner or new to our work, we invite you to visit our booth and see how we’re contributing to a more sustainable energy future. Let’s connect, collaborate, and move waterpower forward—together.
For more information, visit https://cleancurrents.org/