In over 165 villages in Alaska, the use of fossil fuel supplies or renewable energy resources could greatly reduce the cost of electricity and space heating. Currently, diesel generators are the most commonly used electrical generating systems; however, high fuel costs result in extremely high electrical power costs reIative to the lower 48 states. The reduction of fuel costs associated with the use of indigenous, locally available fuels running modular, high-efficiency power- generating systems would be extremely beneficial
This paper examines the various pathways toward energy transition available to remote Arctic communi...
The primary objective of this pre-feasibility evaluation is to examine the economic and technical fe...
The purposes of this project were: (1) to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study to determine the...
In over 165 villages in Alaska, the use of fossil fuel supplies or renewable energy resources could ...
The overall goal of this project is a site specific demonstration of a small, environmentally accept...
The Energy and Environmental Research Center (EERC) has been working with the Federal Energy Technol...
AbstractFor many Alaskans in the remote, rural bush who survive in part due to subsistence economies...
This project was a collaboration between The Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC) and Chuga...
While most areas of the US are serviced by inexpensive, dependable grid connected electrical power, ...
Many remote communities are reliant on fossil fuels to produce electricity and/or heat. The environm...
Meeting Alaska's electric demand, both current and long-term, has been the subject of much disc...
Highlights: Battery energy storage may improve energy efficiency and reliability of hybrid energy sy...
s concerns about rising fossil fuel prices, energy security, and climate change increase, renewable ...
This paper delivers a brief survey of renewable energy technologies applicable to Alaska's climate, ...
Assessment of Alaskan opportunities for demonstrating new technologies for resource development and ...
This paper examines the various pathways toward energy transition available to remote Arctic communi...
The primary objective of this pre-feasibility evaluation is to examine the economic and technical fe...
The purposes of this project were: (1) to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study to determine the...
In over 165 villages in Alaska, the use of fossil fuel supplies or renewable energy resources could ...
The overall goal of this project is a site specific demonstration of a small, environmentally accept...
The Energy and Environmental Research Center (EERC) has been working with the Federal Energy Technol...
AbstractFor many Alaskans in the remote, rural bush who survive in part due to subsistence economies...
This project was a collaboration between The Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC) and Chuga...
While most areas of the US are serviced by inexpensive, dependable grid connected electrical power, ...
Many remote communities are reliant on fossil fuels to produce electricity and/or heat. The environm...
Meeting Alaska's electric demand, both current and long-term, has been the subject of much disc...
Highlights: Battery energy storage may improve energy efficiency and reliability of hybrid energy sy...
s concerns about rising fossil fuel prices, energy security, and climate change increase, renewable ...
This paper delivers a brief survey of renewable energy technologies applicable to Alaska's climate, ...
Assessment of Alaskan opportunities for demonstrating new technologies for resource development and ...
This paper examines the various pathways toward energy transition available to remote Arctic communi...
The primary objective of this pre-feasibility evaluation is to examine the economic and technical fe...
The purposes of this project were: (1) to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study to determine the...