Novora's patent-pending vertical-axis turbines capture vehicle-wake energy from existing road infrastructure. No land to acquire, no grid queue, no waiting.
New generation is stuck behind a multi-year interconnection queue, right as AI data centers push power demand into overdrive.
Patent-pending VAWTs mount directly on existing highway infrastructure, bypassing the land, permitting, and interconnection bottlenecks that stall every other generation source.
Zero land acquisition. Patent-pending VAWTs mount on existing Jersey barriers and median posts along federal highway ROW, with no new permits beyond a state DOT agreement.
No transmission queue. Grid and behind-the-meter interconnection bypasses the 3–5 year transmission queue entirely, putting power to work in months rather than years.
Built for the wake. Captures vehicle-wake energy from traffic traveling 35 to 70+ mph, the chaotic turbulence VAWTs are built to harvest.
Modular and scalable. String as few or as many units together as space allows, and scale corridor by corridor as data accumulates.
Solar add-on. An optional solar module on each rotor top plate adds supplemental generation to every unit.
Every vehicle at highway speed displaces enough air to power a home. We built a turbine designed to capture exactly that.
Every passing vehicle, especially semis and commuter traffic, generates a strong, repeating turbulent wake. On an interstate, this is continuous and high-volume.
Helical-blade vertical-axis turbines (~1m tall, ~300mm dia.) mounted on median barriers spin on wake turbulence. Each unit houses a permanent-magnet generator, two-board PCB, and ESP32 telemetry, all weather-sealed in the base enclosure.
Output is conditioned and delivered at the distribution level or behind the meter, depending on the deployment site. Novora's revenue model combines an upfront installation fee with ongoing energy revenue sharing.
Real-world pilot data validates per-mile output and unlocks corridor-scale replication. With 4.2 million miles of U.S. public roadway, each corridor becomes a linear power plant.
Novora's primary customers are utilities, highway agencies, and data center operators — all racing to solve the same problem from different angles: new generation is stuck behind a 3–5 year transmission queue, while AI-driven power demand keeps climbing 15–20% year over year.
Grid and behind-the-meter interconnection along highway ROW sidesteps that queue entirely, delivering clean power in months instead of years, corridor by corridor.
Novora is the only energy technology that deploys on existing infrastructure, connects to the grid at the point of generation, and requires no new land.
Mounts directly on existing Jersey barriers and median posts — no acquisition, no siting fight.
Deploys under a state DOT agreement, not a fresh environmental or zoning review.
Grid and behind-the-meter interconnection bypasses the 3–5 year transmission wait entirely.
Runs on continuous, high-volume vehicle turbulence — no sunlight or sustained wind required.
From permanent footings to same-day trailer deployment, Novora units adapt to any highway cross-section and pilot timeline.
Patent Pending · Not for Construction · Dimensions Approximate
A small team covering product, engineering, and the regulatory path to deployment.
Software engineer and entrepreneur. Driving all product development, prototyping, regulatory strategy, and commercial outreach.
Supporting turbine design, structural analysis, and prototype build.
IP counsel engaged. Financial advisor supporting business model and fundraising strategy.
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We're actively building partnerships with municipal and highway agencies, seed-stage investors, and SBIR/accelerator programs.
Municipal or highway agency partner to host a controlled 4–6 unit roadside pilot for real-world performance data.
Seed-stage climate/infrastructure investors aligned with DER and utility-scale clean energy.
Connections to DOT, DOE, or accelerator programs supporting early-stage energy hardware.