A fly-in Alaska ski lodge that runs on its own power.
An exclusive lodge, a forty-minute flight from anywhere.
A forty-minute bush-plane ride from Anchorage, this five-star heli-ski and fishing lodge ran on generators, then on a lead-acid battery system installed in 2015 that demanded constant maintenance and replacements. When it began failing, the guest calendar didn't pause.
A new system built for the backcountry.
Brought in by a fellow contractor, NewGrid designed the replacement sight unseen — working from a handful of photos and the equipment shelter's dimensions — and mobilized to the lake in under a month. The rebuilt system runs on 200 kWh of supercapacitor storage and 42 kW of Schneider inverters.
- 42 kW Schneider inverters
- 200 kWh Kilowatt Labs supercapacitor energy storage
- Dual 50 kW diesel generators
- 277/480V three phase
From the field.
Backcountry luxury, powered off-grid.
Commissioned in 2020, the system has performed through every Alaska season since.
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