
Andrew Murray
Founder and CEO of Aslan Renewables, a PEI-based startup converting underused hydro dams into modular clean energy; serial tech entrepreneur and published neuroscientist.
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Sep 24, 2026
Tapping the source: How relics of the industrial age could help power the future
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How would the technology compare to other river turbines, you know, or ones that are used around tides?

Andrew MurrayGUEST
So tides and small river developments in the past, like run of river, for example, have all been site specific projects.

Andrew MurrayGUEST
And this is why hydropower historically over the past 20, 25 years has not grown too much in our country.

Andrew MurrayGUEST
A wind turbine, there are producers that just crank them out, right? Hydro has always been a project-based business.

Andrew MurrayGUEST
You look at a single site, a single tidal flow or a single river or a single dam and you build something to extract the most power you can out of it.

Andrew MurrayGUEST
Aslan has approached the hydro category in the same way that wind and solar have been productized.
