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January 2011 Blog Posts (1)
Grid-Tied Solar
Grid-Tie Solar is quickly growing in Alaska. There is a strong silent movement of interest in connecting renewable resources like wind and photostatic arrays to current utility grids. Keep your ear out for the new 14KW Grid-Tied Solar Tower that is going up in Anchorage this Spring. Also, the Recycle Center in the Valley is expected to put up a 4KW system to help contribute to their loads. The future is bright and solar panels are going to be collecting that energy in AK.
Added by Renewable Energy Systems on January 26, 2011 at 9:36am — 1 Comment
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