As the fanfare of the election fades and races are called, the action moves to legislative organization – who will be in charge, who will wield power, and who will not.
Alaska power companies look at building community solar farms that households can invest in
Two Alaska electric utilities are taking steps that could lead to the construction of the state’s first community solar farms, while a consumer interest group is drafting legislation that could support the efforts.
Bringing Community Solar To Alaska
Community solar is a step forward for our state that can be unlocked with policy change. It democratizes the energy transition and allows more Alaskans access.
A Just Transition to an Indigenized Future
Native American Heritage Month is a time to reflect on a 10,000 year legacy of stewardship, and to look forward.
Big Energy for Clean Energy
October is “National Energy Awareness Month,” designated by a decree from the late president George Herbert Walker Bush in 1991. We at The Alaska Center believe that every month gives us reason to promote energy efficiency and renewable energy production, considering what is at stake without a rapid global transition to low-carbon energy sources. The recent storms that battered the …
Moving Through Climate Anxiety
AYEA will be part of the Global Youth Climate Strike on September 23 in Anchorage Town Square from 1:00-3:00 pm.
Labor Day: Clean Energy Union Jobs for Climate
There is a massive opportunity for good jobs for Alaskans in creating a clean energy future.
A Big Step Forward For Climate
The most historic climate legislation in U.S. history should give us a moment of hope for the process of lawmaking and Democracy.
Climate Action Plans are Community Care
When we do this work together, the future looks bright. These are our communities and these should be our Climate Action Plans.
The Primary, Special, and General Election Ahead
The Alaska Center’s endorsement of 32 candidates for state legislature, Mary Peltola for US Congress, and Pat Chesbro for US Senate.