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Noorvik

Noorvik

Noorvik presents a number of wind power site options, from near-village locations to Hotham Peak several miles to the east. Wind resource studies have been conducted at the old airport, near the new airport, on the hill near the rock quarry at the foot of Hotham Peak (“Quarry Hill”) and on Hotham Peak itself. The […]

Filed Under: Featured Projects, Northwest Arctic, Projects

Kivalina

Kivalina

The wind resource measured at the Kivalina met tower site is good with measured wind power class 3 to 4 (on a scale of 1 to 7). Kivalina’s wind characteristics are ideal with exceptionally low turbulence and low wind shear. Also, Kivalina experiences very cold winter temperatures which increases energy production from wind turbines. Note […]

Filed Under: Featured Projects, Northwest Arctic, Projects

Buckland

Buckland has very expensive fuel, a well-run powerplant ideally suited for integration of wind turbines, and a strong desire to incorporate wind power to reduce their energy costs.  In summer 2015, after ten years of study and planning, two 100 kW Northern Power Systems NPS100 wind turbines, plus a five mile distribution intertie to the […]

Filed Under: Featured Projects, Northwest Arctic, Projects

Point Lay

Point Lay, Alaska

The wind resource measured in Point Lay is excellent, with measured wind power high class 4 to low class 5 (on a scale of 1 to 7). In addition to high average wind speeds and high wind power density, Point Lay’s winds are highly directional and of low turbulence, all of which are highly desirable […]

Filed Under: Featured Projects, North Slope, Projects

Point Hope

Point Hope met tower; D. Vaught photo

The wind resource measured in Point Hope is outstanding, with measured wind power class 6 (on a scale of 1 to 7). In addition to high average wind speeds and high wind power density, very low turbulence was measured and calculations indicate low extreme wind speed probability, all of which are highly desirable for wind […]

Filed Under: Featured Projects, North Slope, Projects

Wainwright

Photo by D. Vaught

The wind resource measured in Wainwright is excellent, with measured wind power high class 4 to low class 5 (on a scale of 1 to 7). In addition to strong average wind speeds and wind power density, the site experiences highly directional prevailing winds, low turbulence and calculations indicate low extreme wind speed probability, all […]

Filed Under: Featured Projects, North Slope, Projects

Saint Mary’s

Aerial view of Village of Saint Mary’s

Saint Mary’s, Alaska is the largest village on the lower Yukon River and a high priority wind power project site for Alaska Village Electric Cooperative (AVEC). Two wind power sites in or near Saint Mary’s have been monitored: the “Pitka’s Point Site” adjacent to the rock quarry between the village and the airport, and the […]

Filed Under: Featured Projects, Projects, Yukon-Kuskokwim

Featured Projects

Point Hope met tower; D. Vaught photo

Point Hope

Noorvik

Noorvik

Photo by D. Vaught

Wainwright

Point Lay, Alaska

Point Lay

Kivalina

Kivalina

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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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