A Green Building Solution for Power and Energy Companies
As the demand for renewable energy increases, all aspects of power and energy production must look to environmentally friendly and energy-efficient solutions, including green building systems. Whether clients are upgrading a gas-fired power plant, converting a coal-fired power plant or building a new wind and solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant, fabric buildings from Alaska Structures meet the requirements of green building solutions.
Construction Camps for Power Plants
Give power and energy crews the ability to quickly establish remote man camps and on-site facilities. Furthermore, they can do so in a fraction of the time compared to other prefabricated buildings, jobsite trailers and typical construction methods. We also can configure our fabric buildings to provide hotel-like accommodations or temporary housing for remote power plant or energy station construction.
For more information, call us at +1-907-344-1565 or complete the online form below. We’ll discuss using a fabric building or man camp for your power or energy project.
Buildings for Power and Energy Operations
Rely on our 50-plus years of experience providing high-performance fabric buildings for your power plant construction or utility expansion project. Clients in more than 85 countries use our engineered fabric buildings. Thousands of companies have proven that our structures create ideal temporary structures, portable man camps and permanent buildings that support all aspects of power and energy operations.
Additionally, we work closely with utility managers, program directors and operations supervisors to provide modular structures and remote camp systems that address power and energy building requirements. We offer a large selection of building models, sizes and options to meet on-site building needs for any power and energy operation:
Complete our online form to request a quote or discuss your modular building or portable man camp needs!
The Benefits of Engineered Fabric Buildings From Alaska Structures
We engineer our high-performance buildings to meet area-specific wind and snow loads for safety, as local codes or the International Building Code (IBC) requires.