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    LucidPipe Power System Receives NSF Certification

    June 1, 2013

    Lucid Energy announced that the company’s flagship LucidPipe Power System in-conduit hydroelectric turbines are now NSF Certified.

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    Lucid Energy announced that the company’s flagship LucidPipe Power System in-conduit hydroelectric turbines are now NSF Certified. The LucidPipe 42-inch and 24-inch turbines were tested and certified by NSF International to NSF/ANSI Standard 61 and are now approved for installation in potable water systems. The turbines, which operate inside large diameter pipelines, spin as fast-moving water passes through them, producing a consistent, environmentally-friendly and non-weather-dependent source of renewable energy.

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