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Did you know that solar panels operate more efficiently in cold temperatures and can produce energy even in variable sunlight conditions?
In many parts of Alaska, solar is part of a broader system that includes storage, backup generation, and load management.
Renewable Solutions (RES) designs integrated energy systems for remote homes, villages, and infrastructure—built to operate reliably in extreme and variable conditions.

Off-grid solar systems offer full control over your energy supply, operating independently of the utility grid to generate and store energy on-site.

Grid-tie solar systems are connected to your local utility, allowing your property to use solar energy first and draw power from the grid when needed.
For commercial and institutional clients, solar functions as long-term infrastructure—supporting predictable energy costs, operational resilience, and sustainability goals.
Every solar project starts with understanding your property, energy use, and long-term goals.
RES will help you explore your options and design a reliable solar energy system tailored to your needs. We even provide custom training and educational classes.
Yes. RES works with RV and mobile power applications. System design can account for available installation space, expected loads, battery capacity and available charging sources.
Solar can be part of an Alaska off-grid energy system, but system design needs to account for location, seasonal solar availability, electrical loads and the other energy sources available at the site. Battery storage and generator backup may also be incorporated depending on the application.
Solar reduces operating costs and protects against rising energy prices.
Yes, RES designs and installs solar systems for businesses and commercial properties.
Yes, solar can generate and store energy for marine use.
Yes, RES installs solar solutions for RVs and mobile applications.
Yes, RES offers pre-built solar kits that are modular and expandable.
Yes, properly sized systems can support full-time residential energy needs.
Off-grid solar is ideal for cabins, remote homes, RVs, boats, and areas without utility access.
An off-grid system operates independently using solar panels, batteries, and supporting equipment.