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Manokotak

The wind resource at the proposed wind power site in Manokotak shows fair potential for wind energy development as a mid-Class 2 wind power resource with good turbulence behavior. This is a bit lower than expected and it had been thought that the site, chosen with considerable care as the most promising developable wind power […]

Filed Under: Bristol Bay, Projects

Shaktoolik

Shaktoolik Aerial

Shaktoolik has a very good Class 4 wind resource with a mean annual wind speed of 6.38 m/s at the 30 meter level, high wind power density due to cold temperatures, and very low turbulence.  In 2011 Alaska Village Electric Cooperative installed two Northern Power Systems 100 kW Northwind 100-21 wind turbines on the old […]

Filed Under: Bering Straits, Projects

Nightmute

Nightmute, Alaska

Nightmute has an outstanding wind resource for wind power development, characterized by a high average wind speed, high wind power class, and low turbulence. Nightmute’s wind resource is higher than other wind resources measured in the area, perhaps due to funneling of winds around the very high (839 ft elevation) Toksook hill immediately north and […]

Filed Under: Projects, Yukon-Kuskokwim

Togiak

Togiak, Alaska

Togiak’s winds are possibly lighter than expected given its geographic location on the Bering Sea coast. This may be due to the met tower site location well down on the northeast side of the hill that comprises the Togiak Heights subdivision. Possibly more exposed locations in Togiak would experience higher wind speeds, but it should […]

Filed Under: Bristol Bay, Projects

Mekoryuk

Mekoryuk, Alaska

Following a met tower wind study in Mekoryuk from 2005 to 2007 and subsequent feasibility analysis by GEC, two Northern Power Systems Northwind 100 A model wind turbines at 32 meter hub heights were installed in 2010, though not placed into operational status until 2011 following completion of a new automated power-generation control module. Between […]

Filed Under: Projects, Yukon-Kuskokwim

Quinhagak

Quinhagak, Alaska

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Filed Under: Projects, Yukon-Kuskokwim

Chevak

Chevak, Alaska

Chevak has an outstanding wind resource for wind power development. Not only does the site rate as Class 6 (of seven designated classes of wind), the winds are relatively directional and low turbulence. Besides logistics and construction issues, the one significant challenge to installing wind turbines in Chevak is the permafrost soils at the designated […]

Filed Under: Projects, Yukon-Kuskokwim

Dillingham – Kanakanak

Kanakanak Dillingham Site

Winds measured in Dillingham were consistent with the State wind resource map and are sufficient for wind power development in the community. Because of the proximity of forest to the wind test site, the wind shear and turbulence were higher than seen in other Bristol Bay region communities. Because a successful wind power project has […]

Filed Under: Bristol Bay, Projects

Perryville

Perryville, Alaska

The wind resource study in Perryville defied expectations of measuring exceptionally strong winds. It appears that local geographic features shield the test site and the nearby village from the ferocious winds common to the southern Alaska Peninsula coast. Even so, the community installed ten 3.7 kW Skystream wind turbines in 2008 and have been operating […]

Filed Under: Bristol Bay, Projects

New Stuyahok

New Stuyahok, Alaska

New Stuyahok has fair to good potential for wind power development, provided a suitable wind turbine site can be identified. Two met towers have been installed in New Stuyahok, the first from 2004 to 2007 in a meadow near the apron of the old airport, and the second from 2012 to 2014 at the north […]

Filed Under: Bristol Bay, Projects

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V3 Energy LLC

is an Anchorage, Alaska-based consulting firm specializing in village-scale renewable energy power system design, planning and assessment, including:

  • Renewable energy system configuration design and modeling using HOMER software
  • Wind flow modeling of complex terrain and obstacles using WAsP 11.0 software
  • Pre-design feasibility studies, economic valuation and cold climate analysis
  • Wind turbine micro-siting and turbine array optimization and design
  • Wind power site selection, permitting, data analysis and IEC 61400-1 assessment
  • Remote location meteorological test tower installation (up to 60 meters, tubular-type)
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