Energy decisions deserve a conversation with context.
Arizona Energy Resilience is a local energy planning, education, consultation, and project-development brand built to help property owners understand the complete energy system before they commit to a system path.
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Clear enough to be useful. Detailed enough to respect the decision.
Solar, battery storage, backup power, generator integration, well pumps, EV charging, and commercial energy decisions involve real tradeoffs. AER exists to make those tradeoffs more visible and the next step more informed.
Kent is the local project-development contact behind the conversation. The goal is not to turn every property into the same package; it is to help each owner understand the operating question their system needs to answer.
Kent Phillips Jr., local project-development contact for AER.
Six years in solar sales and management, on both sides of the table.
Kent has spent six years in solar sales and management. He has seen the industry through its highs and lows, and he understands the decision from the company owner's side and the homeowner's side.
He sizes off-grid, hybrid, and backup-battery systems, and AER's calculators are designed to show how a system is sized before you commit to one. When a project is ready for licensed design and installation, AER works with Connolly Electric & Mechanical, an Arizona-licensed contractor partner.
Call or text Kent at 928-710-5541 or email kent@azenergyresilience.com.
Planning, design conversation, and project development are not the same as final installation work.
AER can help bring structure to preliminary planning, consultation, education, system concepts, and project-development conversations. Final engineering, electrical design, permitting, utility approval, equipment selection, contract terms, and installation scope are separate stages that may involve appropriately qualified licensed professionals or installation partners.
Designed for local conditions—and room to grow.
AER initially prioritizes Yavapai County, Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey-Humboldt, Sedona, Cottonwood, Camp Verde, Verde Valley, surrounding rural communities, Northern Arizona, and statewide opportunities as appropriate.
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