The corporation is preparing to bid on an upcoming oil and gas lease sale in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
"Alaska Energy Authority"
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Angoon celebrates launch of long-awaited hydroelectric project
Angoon mayor Peter Duncan remembers first hearing about a proposal to develop Thayer Creek when Jimmy Carter was president.
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Alaska politicians contemplate first statewide borrowing request since 2012
A bond package hasn’t been formally introduced, but the Dunleavy administration is considering the possibility.
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Alaska gets $200M for Railbelt energy project, Cook Inlet undersea cable
The federal grant will fund a project to run a 50-mile undersea cable through Cook Inlet, to better connect Railbelt utilities and improve access to renewable sources.
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Alaska Energy Authority invests $4.9M in state’s largest solar farm
Alaska currently gets less than 1% of its power from solar.
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Funds from infrastructure bill could mean larger expansion of Alaska’s EV charging network
The Alaska Energy Authority’s director says the windfall of federal funds could help expand the corridor beyond that group of nine to Delta Junction, Glenallen and Tok.
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Major upgrade to Railbelt transmission lines could pave the way for more renewable energy
The Alaska Energy Authority and five Railbelt utilities announced yesterday that they’re embarking on $200 million worth of upgrades to existing transmission lines.
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Sitka is looking for a place to put its first public electric vehicle charging station
In pure numbers, Sitka a national leader for EV ownership. But there isn’t a single public charging station.
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Tok’s electric school bus performs well, even at 40 below zero
Tok Transportation co-owner Gerald Blackard says the bus ran its routes every day that classes were in session last year.
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Rate changes could help businesses host electric vehicle chargers
Businesses have to pay for their own electricity, and fast chargers consume large amounts of energy.
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