CPV is proud to have contributed $4,800 to the Patton Fire Company No. 1 to help fund their Quick Response Service (QRS) program. This donation helped secure certification from the Pennsylvania Department of Health in September 2024.
The QRS program is critical for providing immediate medical care in Patton and Chest Springs, where response times can be delayed by long distances—sometimes up to 23 miles—before an EMS unit arrives. CPV is committed to supporting first responders and is honored to help enhance emergency services in our host communities.
Welcome to Macon County! CPV Stagecoach Solar celebrates the start of operations
Welcome to Macon County! CPV Stagecoach Solar celebrates the start of operations
Woodbridge Energy Center welcomes Camp Keasbey
Woodbridge Energy Center welcomes Camp Keasbey
What a great way to spend an afternoon. Campers from local Camp Keasbey joined our CPV and CAMS staff for a day of learning and fun. Even locals like Mayor John McCormac and Chief of Staff Caroline Erhlich stopped by to join in.
Supporting STEM education with our partners at Project Lead the Way (PLTW)
Supporting STEM education with our partners at Project Lead the Way (PLTW)
Competitive Power Ventures (CPV) has partnered with PLTW since 2019 to support STEM education in communities where we generate safe, reliable, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible power granting $100,000 to support PLTW Gateway.
“Introducing STEM skills at an early age is essential to helping students see their potential beyond the classroom. Our partnerships like the one with Competitive Power Ventures are preparing the next generation of students for great careers and other life opportunities.” – Dr. David Dimmett, PLTW President and CEO
CPV Fairview Energy Center hosts Jackson Elementary students
CPV Fairview Energy Center Hosts Jackson Elementary School Students
Prior to its operation, students from Jackson Elementary School were given special access to the CPV Fairview Energy Site for a wetlands tour.
“Fifth-graders were here last year, and they got to see the first development and the project getting started. They’re coming back this year, getting to experience the progression as it goes. We hope to bring them back in middle school when the plant is up and running,” said Patty Burkey, a science teacher at Jackson Elementary School. Read more in the WJAC coverage here.
Oxford Volunteer Fire Department Practices High-Angle Rescue Drills At CPV Towantic Energy Center
Oxford Volunteer Fire Department Practices High-Angle Rescue Drills At CPV Towantic Energy Center
CPV Towantic Energy Center hosted the local Oxford Volunteer Fire Department for a visit to the energy project site on Saturday, November 5, 2016 to practice the life-saving high-angle rescue drill, a technique used to rescue injured or otherwise incapacitated persons at high-degree slopes.
The fire department successfully performed a total of three practice rescues, two using an on-site crane and one using their ladder truck that was purchased with funds contributed to the town by the energy project in 2007. The rescue scenario consisted of a worker being injured on the steam turbine table top, approximately 40 feet above the ground. Photos were taken of the drills for use as future training aids for the fire department.
“We appreciate the Oxford Volunteer Fire Department’s commitment to working closely with the CPV Towantic Energy Center team and look forward to our continued work together to ensure the highest levels of safety for everyone who works and lives near this state-of-the-art facility,” said Colin Kelly, CPV Towantic Asset Manager Representative.
“This was a very productive exercise not only for our department, but for the strong relationship we’ve built with the CPV Towantic Energy Center project team,” said Scott J. Pelletier, Fire Chief of the Oxford Volunteer Fire Department. “This kind of on-site training is invaluable for ensuring our staff is properly trained to ensure safety in any potential situation.”
The Oxford Volunteer Fire Department expressed appreciation for the use of the site and joined CPV Towantic Energy Center staff for lunch after completing the exercise.
CPV Woodbridge Wins Business Education Partnership Award
CPV Woodbridge Wins Business Education Partnership Award
CPV Fairview helps fund STEM Labs at Central Cambria High School
CPV Fairview helps fund STEM Labs at Central Cambria High School
CPV Towantic Supports Oxford State Troopers Toy Drive
CPV Towantic Supports Oxford State Troopers Toy Drive
CPV applauds the Oxford Resident’s State Troopers Office and Oxford Town Hall for organizing a successful toy drive.
CPV Towantic staff and contractors teamed up to donate a truck full of toys and raised over $1,000 for the Oxford toy drive.
CPV Fairview Presents Donation to Jackson Township and JT Fire Co.
CPV Fairview Presents Donation to Jackson Township and JT Fire Co.
With CPV’s commitment to safety and bringing that mentality to our local communities, our CPV Fairview Energy Center team was proud to donate $50,000 to the Jackson Township Fire Department. Pictured with local community leaders and fire department members is CPV’s Mike Resca who led the development of CPV Fairview.
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