THE BIG PICTURE
THE GRID MUST
EVOLVE.
The world's energy infrastructure is entering a new era. AI, data centers, industrial growth and electrification are changing how electricity must be generated, transmitted and delivered.
AI AND DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Data centers are creating demand the existing grid was never designed to serve.
GROWING ELECTRICITY DEMAND
Industrial growth and electrification are reversing decades of flat load.
MODERNIZATION OF THE POWER GRID
Moving far more power through the corridors America already has.
OUR INFRASTRUCTURE VISION
BUILDING BEYOND
THE TECHNOLOGY.
OMNIPOWER's vision extends beyond individual technologies to the infrastructure that turns power into security, prosperity and global influence.
SPACE ACT AGREEMENT
SIGNED WITH
NASA LANGLEY.
On September 29, 2026, OMNIPOWER executed a Reimbursable Space Act Agreement with NASA Langley Research Center to support the development of OMNI TERMINAL. The agreement is publicly listed by NASA.
EXECUTED
September 29, 2026
AGREEMENT
Reimbursable SAA
NASA LOCATION
NASA Langley
PUBLIC LISTING
SAA1-45686
OMNIPOWER IN MOTION
MOVING POWER FORWARD.
OMNIPOWER brings an HVDC perspective to the industry forums where energy technology, transmission policy and infrastructure investment meet. These updates reflect our participation in those discussions and the work of connecting industry around the next generation of power delivery.
ENERGY & MOBILITY 2027 CONFERENCE & EXPO
The E&M 2027 Conference & Expo brings together the nation's leading innovators to shape the systems that will power the next century, featuring HVDC AMERICA and the role of HVDC in the next major infrastructure shift.
2026 ARPA-E ENERGY INNOVATION SUMMIT
COO George Shrouder represented OMNIPOWER at the ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit, engaging researchers, policymakers and industry partners advancing grid modernization.
2026 NARUC WINTER POLICY SUMMIT
OMNIPOWER engaged utility commissioners and policy leaders at the NARUC Winter Policy Summit on grid challenges and HVDC's role in expanding capacity within rights-of-way.
