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Once online, the solar array will ensure that the villages power grid has a backup system, said Tim Kalke, general manager of Sustainable Energy for Galena Alaska or SEGA a nonprofit that will operate it. Then a power outage wont result in tens of thousands of dollars in repairs, he added, and heat will be guaranteed in times of extreme cold.
Source: Daily Journal of Commerce
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