NewEnergyAlaska

Growing Alaska’s energy portfolio through renewables will help strengthen, stabilize, and diversify our economic base. Learn about why unlocking our state's #cleanenergy potential matters to Alaskans: newenergyalaska.org/why-it-m…

Over three-quarters of Alaskans say developing more renewables will create new jobs and diversify our economy. Piper Foster Wilder runs an Alaska clean energy business – and says we already have a large talent pool ready to get to work. Learn more from Alaskans who are advocating for new energy solutions for our future: newenergyalaska.org/why-it-m…

2 out of 3 Alaskans believe that using more #renewableenergy will help us achieve energy independence and reduce Alaska’s exposure to volatile global energy markets. Learn more about how locally generated clean power increases our energy security: newenergyalaska.org

Thank you, Sam Cason, for helping chart a course for #renewableenergy throughout your tenure as Chugach Electric Association board chair. See what Sam and other Alaskans are saying: newenergyalaska.org/why-it-m…

Clean energy is already shaping lives across Alaska by bringing affordable, reliable energy to communities, and creating the promise of a stronger economy, well-paying jobs, and a more resilient future. Sarah and Joseph are among many Alaskans speaking out for energy diversification. See what others are saying: newenergyalaska.org/why-it-m…

Many Alaskans like Dennis Gray have seen how renewable energy can be a game changer, especially for remote communities dependent on expensive, volatile energy sources like diesel fuel. Dennis is one of many who support energy diversification in our state. See what Alaskans are saying at newenergyalaska.org/why-it-m…

Over 75% of Alaskans agree that developing more #renewables will create new good-paying jobs and diversify our economy. Job creation will come from building, operating, and maintaining energy infrastructure - and cheap, reliable energy will attract new business and economic activity. Alaska only stands to benefit from energy diversification. 💡 newenergyalaska.org

Alaska has the potential to secure long-term energy independence using sustainable local resources instead of relying on importing expensive outside energy, like liquified natural gas. Learn more about our collective initiative to strengthen Alaska through clean energy development at newenergyalaska.org ⚡

We all have a stake in Alaska's future, and there's a lot we can do right now to ensure a stable, secure, and sustainable energy future. @LesilMcGuireAK, a Senior Advisor for the New Energy Alaska coalition, is among many Alaskans making the case for energy diversification through renewables. See what others are saying at newenergyalaska.org/why-it-m…

“By building quite a bit of wind and #solarenergy, we can dramatically reduce the amount of that costly natural gas burn, and we can reduce the price of electricity, or at least really keep it from rising as much." Paul Denholm of @NREL explains why "intermittent" renewables matter. Railbelt electric utilities are facing a major energy crunch. #Renewables may be the answer | @AKPublicNews: alaskapublic.org/2024/04/09/…

ICYMI: Alaska submitted its sustainable energy plan aimed at reducing statewide emissions while financing various energy initiatives. By prioritizing emission reductions and #renewableenergy projects, the plan looks to harness Alaska's vast clean energy potential and make energy more affordable, especially in rural areas. alaskapublic.org/2024/03/21/…

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth at last week’s Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference! We met so many amazing Alaskans doing inspiring work to diversify and strengthen Alaska’s energy system and our economy. Shoutout to @GovDunleavy for hosting an excellent event.

Expanding wind and solar energy projects along the Railbelt could save Alaskans $1.4 billion, according to a US Department of @ENERGY @NREL report. #cleanenergy adn.com/business-economy/ene…

Alaska needs to take decisive action to maximize our share of federal #cleanenergy funding and secure our energy independence. Add your name to the New Energy Alaska coalition's open letter calling on our state, local, Tribal, and federal leaders to work together to unlock our energy potential and create new wealth, jobs, and momentum for Alaska: newenergyalaska.org/take-act…

Growing Alaska’s energy portfolio through #renewables will help stabilize and diversify our economic base, expanding our energy export economy and decoupling our local energy supply from turbulent global markets. Learn more about the growing coalition of Alaskans pushing for new energy and a revitalized economy: newenergyalaska.org

Investing in sustainable energy projects can strengthen local economies and reduce pollution. Clean air and water is healthy for our families and the lands that sustain us. Hear from Alaskans about why they believe energy diversification is our road to a sustainable future: newenergyalaska.org/why-it-m…

Federal incentives enable Alaska to pursue new #cleanenergy generation projects for as little as 20% of the actual cost. That’s a limited-time 80% off sale on energy infrastructure that will stimulate new business, jobs, and economic activity throughout Alaska. Simple concept, simple math. 🧮 newenergyalaska.org

Worried about our energy future? Mike Method is among many Alaskans making the case for energy diversification through #renewables. See what others are saying at newenergyalaska.org/why-it-m…

New Energy Alaska is a bipartisan coalition calling on Alaska leaders to make targeted investments and policy commitments to bring affordable, reliable #cleanenergy to Alaska. Sign onto the Open Letter and join the growing list of signatories advocating for a more prosperous future for Alaska: newenergyalaska.org/take-act…

According to recent polling, 78% of Alaskans say spending state tax dollars on #renewableenergy is the right direction for the state, and a significant majority agree our state could use renewables as its primary sources of power. Learn more about New Energy Alaska, the growing coalition advocating energy security and economic diversification in Alaska through clean energy: NewEnergyAlaska.org