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Mountain Village

The wind resource measured at the Mountain Village met tower site is very good with measured wind power class 5 (excellent).  In addition to high average wind speeds and high wind power density, the site experiences very low turbulence and low extreme wind speed probability.  Its location on a high exposed plateau above the Yukon […]

Filed Under: Projects, Yukon-Kuskokwim

Minto

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Filed Under: Interior, Projects

Deering

Village of Deering; D. Vaught photo

The wind resource measured in Deering is good at high wind power Class 3 with low turbulence conditions. Met tower placement was based on observations of wind patterns in Deering, the relatively high elevation of the site, and proximity to existing roads. The site is thought to have the best developable wind regime near Deering. […]

Filed Under: 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

Atqasuk

Atqasuk met tower; D. Vaught photo

The wind resource measured to date in Atqasuk appears to be promising for wind power development, but winter data recovery was very poor. Wind power class 3 (fair) is calculated but that with only one year of data characterized by poor winter data recovery, that classification may well be in error. With respect to other […]

Filed Under: North Slope, Projects

Anaktuvuk Pass

Top of tower and obstruction balls; D. Vaught photo

The wind resource measured in Anaktuvuk Pass is somewhat low by some standards of wind power development with projected wind power class 2 (marginal). But, the viability of wind power in a remote community is primarily dependent on the cost of fuel for electricity generation. Given the very high cost of diesel fuel in Anaktuvuk […]

Filed Under: North Slope, Projects

Eek

Eek Alaska

The proposed Eek wind project site is located on the old runway, preferably on the north side to avoid downwind turbulence from the very high GCI communication tower located on the apron of the old airport. A met tower was installed on the north end of the old runway in 2012 and was operational through […]

Filed Under: Projects, Yukon-Kuskokwim

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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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