A lot has shifted in Alaska’s energy landscape over the past year, from renewed momentum on the gas pipeline to rising cost pressures and the rollback of federal policy tools.
To better understand where Alaskans stand in our shifting energy landscape, New Energy Alaska has completed its third round of statewide public opinion research to provide insight into how Alaskans are thinking about energy amid these changes.
Insights & Resources
Alaska’s vast renewable energy resources give us the power to control our own energy future. By putting them to work, we can lower costs, create good-paying jobs and build new economic opportunities across the state. Strengthening our energy independence means a stronger, more resilient Alaska for generations to come.
Understanding The Issue
Story
Situated in the Arctic, Kotzebue has built a diversified grid moving away from diesel in...
Story
How investments in hydropower and energy storage by Cordova’s local member owned-utility are paying off...
Report
Alaska sits on one of the largest undeveloped geothermal resource bases in North America. In...
Story
Recent advances in technology and new ideas are spawning optimism among geothermal innovators in and...
Article
The village of Napaimute is poised to be the second Alaska Native community drawing hydrokinetic...
Article
Lois Parshley, writing for the Alaska Beacon, examines the potential of clean energy for Alaska...
Local Insights
Article
Lessons on optimizing local energy resources and investing in future energy leaders in rural Alaska.
Commentary
Gwen Holdmann, director and chief scientist at the Alaska Center for Energy and Power, examines...
Op-Ed
New Energy Alaska's Senior Advisors outline a practical path forward for Alaska's energy grid.
Op-Ed
Alaska has no shortage of potential — it needs implementation.
Op-Ed
New Energy Alaska's Senior Advisor Gene Therriault shares with Brian Hickey how investing in energy...
Op-Ed
New Energy Alaska's Senior Advisors on how powering Alaska's future building more energy, not less.