The Alaska Center has selected the Talkeetna area to participate in this year’s Solarize program. Solarize is a community-driven nation-wide program with a mission to make solar more accessible and affordable with neighborhood economies of scale. The program is open to all Mat-Su residents, extending from Palmer to Trapper Creek. The Alaska Center handles the bid process and selects installers …
Do Your Damnedest, and Fight
“It’s the plugging away that will win you the day, So don’t be a piker, old pard! Just draw on your grit; it’s so easy to quit: It’s the keeping-your-chin-up that’s hard.”
In the shadow of the clean energy wave
Since the passage of the federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) there has been a sense that a great tsunami is brewing, about to sweep across the nation with transformational power.
Climate activists hold rally near the Capitol
Climate activists hold a rally outside the Alaska State Capitol Friday afternoon in advocacy for legislative action to improve Alaska’s renewable energy development and future sustainability.
Don’t let the sun go down on the Renewable Energy Fund
The REF has proven to be an effective and important tool to get funding out across Alaska toward renewable energy projects.
OPINION: Time to prep your solar garden
We need our leaders to make policy decisions to ensure community solar is possible. It’s time to plant those seeds for community solar this legislative session.
Tall Mike tap dances carbon policy?
Devoting time, energy, & resources to this will be a delicate dance; we have yet to see this Gov hit the ballroom floor. Is he a secret Fred Astaire?
The old vintage rock band is back together in the House
We hope this is the year everyone decides to work together and with the tools at hand. It is not asking for a lot. Let’s think practical and hope big.
National climate draft document highlights dangers for Alaska
The draft update, now the fifth, is considered the preeminent source of climate information for the US, used by people around the world.
Climate Progress Ahead
2023 can be the year for clean energy progress in our state if we keep pushing our leadership to enact policy that works with and for all Alaskans.