Founded in 2010 in Rhode Island, CBC Wind Energy specializes in tackling the challenges of wind energy generation within the built environment. The company is led by CEO Robert Baxter and is bolstered by a team of experts spanning engineering, risk management, compliance, and sales. CBC's core mission is to design and manufacture stationary wind energy structures that not only maximize energy performance but also withstand extreme weather conditions, integrating seamlessly with existing infrastructures.
CBC's innovative approach has resulted in the development of the Hidden In Plain Sight™ (HIPS) technology, which has revolutionized wind energy capture by providing efficient solutions that start generating power even at lower wind speeds. Their systems can produce over twice the power of conventional renewable technologies, setting a new standard in energy efficiency. These structures are particularly advantageous because they are designed to blend unobtrusively into a range of settings— from airports to commercial buildings—minimizing their visual and environmental impacts.
The company has garnered recognition for its advanced solutions, winning multiple awards, including substantial contracts from AFWERX, which highlight the innovative nature of their technology. Their Rapid Response Energy Systems offer a deployable, sustainable energy source capable of withstanding harsh environmental conditions, including winds up to 200 mph. This makes CBC Wind Energy a leader in providing reliable power solutions for military, industrial, and residential applications alike.
Overall, CBC Wind Energy is committed to filling the gap in distributed wind technology by offering adaptable, cost-effective, and resilient energy solutions. Their products promise to deliver energy security at competitive prices and contribute to a sustainable energy future.
