Who we are
Renewable Energy Alaska Project is a coalition of energy stakeholders working to facilitate the development of renewable energy in Alaska through collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
Governor Palin rejects energy efficiency funding
On May 20, Governor Palin rejected over $28 million in federal energy efficiency funding from the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act. With urban Alaska facing a shortage of natural gas and rural Alaska already in the midst of an energy crisis, these funds are vital to our state economy. The legislature still has the opportunity to veto the Governor’s rejection of these funds, and a large majority of legislators support doing so. The money would help finance energy efficiency and renewable energy projects across the state. We urge you to write your legislators and Governor Palin about this issue.
Renewable Energy Fair
The 5th Annual Renewable Energy Fair will be held Saturday, August 1st on the Delaney Park Strip. The fair features renewable energy exhibits, workshops, crafts, and live music. Sign up now to volunteer at or sponsor this event.
Alaska’s Greenest City Campaign
REAP is leading an energy efficiency campaign to save Alaskans money. Alaska’s Greenest City provides participants with a personalized list of ways to reduce the amount of energy used each month. Commit to an efficiency action and immediately see the amount of money you can stop wasting on your utility bill. Join forces with your neighbors to make your community Alaska’s Greenest City.
