Long Spring Solar

Wrapping up at Hatcher Pass Lodge in Palmer, Alaska - this roof was serious fun on ladders and ropes in near constant rain.

We added 23 kW of solar, new 48v HomeGrid lithium batteries, Sol-Ark inverters, new distribution and a bunch of electrical upgrades. Reliabe, safe, lower cost power for 20+ years.

Problem solving remote power needs in Alaska and the West Coast. Let me know how we can help.

Sol-Ark
HomeGrid Batteries
Homestead Rescue
Hatcher Pass Lodge
Hatcher Pass
Hatcher Pass, Alaska

I get to see a lot of Alaska and I have to say Wood Tikchik State Park is at the top of the list. Absolutely beautiful untouched country.

Checking out Tikchik Narrows Lodge for a future project. I hear the fishing is pretty good here :)

Another solar and battery renovation complete! The Native Village of Napaimute is now 100% hybrid-solar. Sol-Ark and lithium batteries are just more powerful, reliable, and safer than the other options available. Both of their system are now remotely monitored in real time and can be controlled from a cell phone.

We stayed in the White House, the oldest habitable building on the Kuskokwim. Between rain showers we were able to check out their fish wheel, see the sudden return of swallows, and enjoy the quiet (after we got the gen off and solar on…).

Great trip, nice people, beautiful scenery. The middle Kuskokwim is a special place.

Sol-Ark
HomeGrid Batteries
Homestead Rescue
Native Village of Napaimute
City of Aniak
Bethel Alaska Chamber of Commerce

All done at Silver Salmon Creek and Homestead Lodges on the west side of Cook Inlet. We get to work in some amazing places for great people.

This project included Sol-Ark inverters, HomeGrid lithium battery banks, roof and pole mounted solar, a new 18 kW Northern Lights generator on auto, and lots of new electrical. Reliable and safe power for decades ahead.

The bears are also amazing but maybe a little close for me!

Alaska Homestead Lodge
Silver Salmon Creek Lodge
Sol-Ark
HomeGrid Batteries
Alaska Diesel Electric

Piles are all set for a new project in Bethel at the Yuut Peoples’ Learning Center. We drove these through the ice and 38’ into the permafrost to support a new solar installation. We’ll circle back in July when the tundra is hopefully dried up to add 78.6 kW of solar, inverters, and lithium batteries. All 208v 3-phase commercial.