Summary
Polar Power, Inc. designs, manufactures, and sells direct current (DC) power generators, renewable energy, and cooling systems in the United States and internationally. The company offers DC base power systems, DC hybrid power systems, DC solar hybrid power systems, and mobile power systems. Its DC power systems are available in diesel, natural gas, LPG/propane, and renewable fuel formats. The company serves customers in the telecommunications, military, commercial, industrial, and marine markets. It sells its products through a direct sales force, and a network of independent service providers and dealers. The company was formerly known as Polar Products, Inc. and changed its name to Polar Power, Inc. in October 1991. Polar Power, Inc. was incorporated in 1979 and is based in Gardena, California.
History
Polar Power was founded in 2010 by three brothers - Henry, Jim and Jake Snow. From humble beginnings in their hometown of Fairbanks, Alaska, their mission to deliver reliable and sustainable electric power to remote and off-grid locations around the world quickly gained momentum. Over the years, their technology has continued to evolve, becoming highly regarded in both commercial and military applications.
Mission
At Polar Power, our mission is to provide innovative and reliable electric power systems to remote and off-grid customers worldwide, enabling them to do more with less energy and resources.
Vision
Our vision is to become the leading provider of flexible, efficient and reliable electric power systems for the most challenging environments. We strive to develop long-lasting partnerships with our customers, by providing quality products, outstanding customer service and technical support.
Key Team
Mr. Nilesh Singh (Regional Managing Director - Asia Pacific)
Recognition and Awards
Polar Power has been recognized with several awards including the Global Green Award for its pioneering work in renewable energy and the US Department of Defense's Power Award for its innovation in providing reliable and sustainable electric power to remote locations.
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