Aslan deploys modular hydropower systems that transform existing water infrastructure into always-on, clean baseload energy for communities, industry, and grids.
Learn HowOver 150,000 dormant, unpowered dams exist across North America — many of them once powered sawmills, grist mills, and early industry during the continent’s industrial rise.
Today, these same structures process over 7 million tons of water every second. They regulate river flow, protect communities from flooding, and manage water levels year-round — while quietly holding vast reserves of clean, predictable energy.
Aslan Renewables is transforming the future of hydropower by turning existing, underutilized water infrastructure into reliable, clean energy. Our modular systems are built for rapid deployment, activating dormant dams and water-control structures as steady, always-on power sources that support communities, industries, and grids.
We partner closely with local communities, environmental regulators, wildlife advocates, and First Nations to ensure that every project meets the highest environmental standards — creating energy solutions that honor both our past and our future needs.
Our goal is simple:
Modernize hydropower by delivering distributed energy right where communities need it most. Design energy systems grounded in environmental standards, regulatory realities, and the urgent needs of communities today. Build a more resilient, self-reliant energy future with clean, steady, and predictable power.
Aslan’s modular hydropower system is built for today’s energy landscape: lower-impact, faster to deploy, and designed to work with infrastructure that already exists. Instead of building new dams, we install compact hydropower systems beside existing water-control structures — turning managed water flow into reliable clean power.





Aslan evaluates hundreds or even thousands of water-control structures across a region, selecting sites that meet our pre-defined criteria for elevation drop, flow, and infrastructure viability.

Our compact turbine modules are installed quickly on chosen sites, utilizing the existing drop in elevation. Each installation typically completes in just 1 to 2 days.

Water is channeled through the turbines, generating electricity that flows into local grids or on-site usage.

Every site is equipped with our AI-powered Remote Monitoring System, ensuring autonomous operation, predictive maintenance, and real-time performance reporting.













Traditional hydropower is large, custom-built, and slow to deliver. Aslan’s approach is different. We use standardized turbine modules that can be installed quickly and scaled easily over time. A smaller site may contain only one or two modules. A larger site can incorporate additional modules without system redesign or site-specific changes.
We leverage existing dams and structures. We don’t replace infrastructure — we unlock it.
We build alongside existing structures, avoiding major excavation. Our pre-fabricated systems fit today’s waterways and regulations.
We use existing flows, avoid new river alterations, and protect river ecosystems. Our intakes are fish-safe, and continuous monitoring ensures responsible operations across watersheds.
Each project matches its unique conditions. We start small, expand over time, and align with community needs, grid demand, and water flow.
Every Aslan hydro station runs on our AI-enabled Remote Monitoring System (RMS), ensuring fully autonomous operation for decades. RMS uses embedded sensors and AI analytics to track energy output and ecological conditions in real time — enabling predictive maintenance, adaptive operations, and full visibility into each site’s performance.
Unlike isolated assets, RMS coordinates a fleet. That means greater reliability, lower operating costs, and consistent performance across every deployment.
Automated compliance and continuous environmental reporting.
Day-to-day performance visibility ensuring stable, efficient power generation.
Clear, real-time performance dashboards accessible to local stakeholders.
Continuous ecological monitoring and a clear understanding of how each watershed behaves across seasons and years.
RMS turns hydropower into an intelligent, accountable system — built to serve communities for generations.
“It started with a single dam on a walking trail in PEI. Then I found 170 more across the province. The infrastructure already existed — it just needed someone to see it differently.”
At a time when the need for clean baseload power continues to rise, we believe that:
Tens of thousands of dormant water-control structures already safeguard watersheds and communities. While vital for flood control, most produce no electricity. We see this as one of the greatest untapped opportunities in the global energy transition — not always about building new, but unlocking the value already there.
With rapid, scalable, and ecologically safe deployments, we transform existing structures into reliable, low-impact energy sources — respecting both ecosystems and the communities that call them home.
Success means transparency and long-term accountability. Aslan power stations are installed in direct partnership with local stakeholders — ensuring projects strengthen the health of watersheds and the people they serve.
Whether you’re a conservation authority, municipality, Indigenous community, or infrastructure partner — we’d like to hear from you.