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Did you see the groundbreaking ceremony for AMARG’s Temporary Aircraft Maintenance Shelter & Bead Blast Booth at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base? Congressman Juan Ciscomani spoke about this one-of-a-kind facility bringing state-of-the-art technology to Arizona. This is PPS' second opportunity to support the AMARG mission in two years beginning at Hill AFB. Looking forward to working with this team again! Dogwood Industries Navigator International, LLC Bristol Bay Construction Holdings LLC Kezlo Group, LLC

Join us October 22-23rd for the 2024 Power Up Energy Expo! Gulf Coast Energy Network #SAMEAmericanMilitaryEngineers #TyndallAirForceBase

Enjoy the latest from the Native Clean Energy News space. Don't miss out on these exciting opportunities! U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Indian Energy, U.S. Department of Energy National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA)  USDA  Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)  Bureau of Land Management U.S. Department of the Interior Chéri Smith #TribalCleanEnergy #NativeNews #RenewableEnergy #CleanEnergyGrants #SustainableFuture 

The Panhandle Power team attended the #REPlus24 conference with 40,000 of our colleagues in the clean energy revolution in Anaheim. Met with dozens of partners from engineering firms, equipment vendors, developers, and major utilities. It wrapped up with an excellent symposium hosted by the Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy. Beautiful weather and wonderful friends made the week incredible! Robin Hurst Cagen Williams Jeremy Hoerauf

Cape Fox Mountain Point we're thrilled to collaborate with you on this project at Cape Canaveral. Let's get some power in the ground!

PPS' Native Clean Energy Research Analyst Camille Andrew discusses the potential of renewable energy to help solve the high electricity costs and instability faced by rural villages in Alaska. OP-ED: Renewable Energy & Energy Stability in Alaska’s Rural Villages In rural Alaska, the cost of electricity is staggering, reaching three to five times those in urban areas. Despite programs like the Power Cost Equalization Program, which aims to reduce rural fuel prices, many villages remain vulnerable to energy disruptions due to their reliance on fuel being flown or barged in. These communities face high energy costs and energy insecurity due to logistical challenges. A transformative solution lies in harnessing the abundant renewable energy resources in these areas. With the help of the Energy Improvements in Rural or Remote Areas Grant, villages like Kokhanok are leading the way in this transformation. This grant enables them to install battery energy storage systems, solar PV, and wind turbines to create a more sustainable microgrid. Based on an energy analysis, Kokhanok anticipates reducing its diesel use by 70% within the first two years of operation, saving each household an estimated $850 to $1,000 annually. As someone who grew up in a village not too far from Kokhanok, I can recall my parents’ and grandparents’ conversations about diesel. I remember spending days helping my dad with storing chopped wood so that we could have our fireplace going instead. Alaska's villages have the most reliable energy right there. It’s in the long summer days with nearly 24 hours of sunlight, the winds sweeping across the tundra, and in the water flowing through the rivers. The clean energy potential just needs to be tapped in to. Research and statistics support the argument for renewable energy investment. A study by the University of Alaska's Institute of Social and Economic Research found that renewable energy projects in rural Alaska could significantly reduce energy costs and improve reliability. These projects preserve the pristine environment and provide communities with energy security, freeing them from the constraints of costly and unpredictable fuel supply chains. Alaska Native communities have always been resilient and innovative. By leveraging available grant funding and technology, they can achieve energy sovereignty. This is not just about reducing costs—it's about empowering these communities to harness the resources at their disposal and ensuring a sustainable, secure energy future for generations. The transition to clean energy in rural Alaska is not just an opportunity—it's a necessity. It offers a path to economic savings, environmental preservation, and energy independence, ensuring these communities can thrive in the face of future challenges. By supporting and investing in renewable energy projects like those in Kokhanok, we can pave the way to a brighter and more sustainable future for all rural villages. #renewableenergy #pps

MORE FROM THE NATIVE CLEAN ENERGY NEWS SPACE! Check it out and help us amplify these opportunities. ⬇ U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Indian Energy, U.S. Department of Energy National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) USDA Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Bureau of Land Management U.S. Department of the Interior Chéri Smith https://lnkd.in/e75k-ERG #TribalCleanEnergy #NativeNews #RenewableEnergy #CleanEnergyGrants #SustainableFuture #PPS #epc #cleanenergytransition

“This contract is a testament to our team’s expertise in executing complex projects that align with the high standards set by our federal partners,” Joshua Bettinger, VP Federal. Read the full story on PPS’s recent contract award from NASA at Kennedy Space Center in Yahoo Finance ⬇ https://lnkd.in/ea4xUdju #pps #epc #federalcontractor #NASA #KennedySpaceCenter #panhandlepowersolutions

Meet, Danielle Lovett! #pps #epc #operationsmanager #federalcontractor #governmentcontracting #welcome #newhire

Every individual at PPS brings unique skills and perspectives that power our company forward. Today, in particular, we celebrate their exceptional talent and drive to create opportunities from challenges. Happy Labor Day! #laborday #happylaborday #pps #epc