Marshall Moutenot, Co-Founder of Upstream and new Natel team member will be speaking at this year's annual MIT Water Conference on November 6th. This year, the event is focused on the food-water nexus, discussing the role of water in food production and the innovation, policy, and technologies required to support sustainable communities. Marshall will participate in the "Uncertain Water Future" panel on Monday the 6th at 3:20pm, where he'll discuss Upstream's work to help make more informed … [Read more...]

Gia Schneider, Natel's CEO, will be participating in a panel hosted by ClimateOne on Wednesday, September 16th beside Emily Kirsch, Co-Founder and CEO of Powerhouse, and Jamie Redford, Producer and Director with The Redford Center, on clean energy innovation and the rise of clean energy. The conversation will highlight The Redford Center's newly released documentary film, "Happening", which highlights Natel as one of the leading innovative technology companies within the clean energy transition. … [Read more...]

Natel Energy has been selected to present at the Energy Department’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) 2017 NREL Industry Growth Forum April 13-14 in Denver, CO. Gia Schneider, Natel’s CEO, will be presenting on Natel’s innovative hydroEngine technology and commercial development to date. The event aims to maximize networking and exposure of innovative cleantech companies to venture capital, corporate investors, and strategic partners. This year’s selection panel was comprised of … [Read more...]

Natel was selected to host a presentation for NewCo, a San Francisco based company that connects inspiring and successful businesses from around the world. Natel will be presenting on February 7th, 2017 at 11 AM. Click here to purchase your ticket and get 25% off with the code BayHC! … [Read more...]

Natel CEO invited to White House Water Summit to announce new public-private partnership with UC Berkeley's RAEL for climate resilient hydropower and groundwater recharge. Natel Energy, Inc., and the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California at Berkeley announce a new pilot project to address four core water challenges -- falling groundwater levels, land subsidence, increasing flood risk, and climate change driven shifts in precipitation from snow to rain -- … [Read more...]