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Opinion: What cancellation of $1.2 billion in renewable energy infrastructure means for Alaskans

Failure to move utility-scale wind projects forward leaves Alaskans vulnerable to higher prices and volatile and expensive LNG imports.

With natural gas crunch looming, Alaska utilities won’t start work on big wind farms before tax credits expire

On Kodiak Island, wind turbines help run the electrical grid on nearly 100% renewable power. Clean energy advocates had hoped that new,...

A key player in moving Interior Alaska off fossil fuels? Multibillion-dollar mining corporations.

Renewable energy advocates say replacing fossil fuels with wind and solar could lower long-term costs for Interior homes and businesses.

Alaska Renewables Pushes Forward With Large Wind Projects

Alaska Renewables' clean energy projects can be relied on as a reliable and cost-effective energy source that creates jobs and improves the grid's resiliency.