A local environmental group is calling on regulators to shut down a leaking gas line in Cook Inlet until it is repaired.

Activists descend on Juneau to lobby against opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling.

Trump transition officials ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to limit its participation in an Alaska environmental conference this week.

The agency that oversees oil and gas drilling in the state says it doesn’t collect nearly enough money to clean up wells in case companies walk away. Regulators say the recent influx of small, private companies means Alaska risks shouldering the cost of abandoned wells. State lawmakers are receptive to addressing the issue.

New bill would up minimum tax rate on oil companies, cut state credits for operating losses.

Is Alaska on the honor roll for its energy grid and water systems? According to the American Society of Civil Engineers the answer is “no.”

With declining flow rates on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, state talks shorter contracts to sell royalty oil

It’s a record year for dense fog in Anchorage. No other winter comes even close. Since Dec. 1, Anchorage has seen 26 days of fog with visibility of a quarter mile or less.

Climate change has always been a sticky issue for Alaska policy makers. In a state that sits on the front lines of global warming but remains deeply dependent on oil, it sometimes seems like the easiest option is just not talking about it at all.

It’s estimated there are over 100 fully electric vehicles in the city, with one or two arriving by ferry or barge or week. Even though there are several electric vehicles in Juneau, AEL&P’s Alec Mesdag says, that doesn’t mean there’s the same type of demands as other cities.