Alaska's Energy
SOLUTIONS
KI Energy is one of Alaska's premier applied sciences solutions provider. At KI Energy we look at your overall power usage and begin to work with the customer on the best energy solution for there site. From our premium CHP and VRF options to a new energy efficient Generator, or Battery storage system. We at KI Energy listen to our clients to find the optimal energy solution that meets the needs of there facilities energy needs. Savings of up to 90% have been recognized from our current customer base.
Newest project Baxter Senior Living: Check Below for more details
https://baxterseniorliving.com/ki-energy-installs-yanmar-renewable-energy-at-baxter-senior-living/
About
KI Energy is Alaska's premier completing interest energy technology solutions company. Est. in 2017 KI Energy is quickly becoming the company of choice for energy solutions throughout Alaska's rural and urban communities. Dedicated to working with the home or building owner to ensure that there needs are met to maximize the savings at the facility paybacks as low as 3yrs. can be realized.
Services
KI Energy offers to all owners full comprehensive services to make the project process a complete success. Including energy analysis, system design, project management, commissioning and after sales service and many more.
Projects
KI Energy is excited about the outcome of the Transalaska building located in Wasilla. Once the installation of a 35kW CHP was completed, the project has saved the business owner 90% off of their electric utility bills during the winter months. It has also reduced the 18,000 sq. ft. facility carbon footprint by more than 33%. When the earthquake hit the area it was one of only a handful of buildings that still had power due to the CHP being designed as a Black Out System, which allows for the CHP system to operate during a utility power outage
Testimonial
"It works! YANMAR's 35 kW CHP has exceeded expectations, and the reliability is great! I love the fact that the unit reports problems even when it is not on the grid (not the unit) acting up. The system has protected the building and it's tenants during a couple of blackout situations, and the tenants were grateful that they were able to continue working and stay warm during a severe storm."