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Thousands of Alaskans living in remote and rural areas rely on stand-alone utilities to fill their communities’ energy needs. Ensuring energy security at these isolated power plants can be a daunting challenge when coupled with rural regions’ harsh weather...
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Since our founding six years ago, ANEEE’s central mission has been to identify, map and connect Alaska’s network of energy champions. Those champions include educators, trainers, electric utilities, state and federal agencies, municipalities, private industry, Alaska...
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Alaska has a well-deserved reputation as a world-leading laboratory for renewable energy innovation, but its renewable energy workforce of less than 700 jobs represents approximately .2% of the 331,358 workers in Alaska – the smallest such workforce in the nation. An April...
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