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Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP) is seeking an educator to join its clean energy education and training team on a part-time basis for the 2024-2025 school year. The Energy Educator will assist with REAP’s education and outreach efforts to K-12 students, educators,...
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These non-utility companies are often private, for-profit entities that generate and sell power to electric utilities through power purchase agreements. But in rural Alaska, where markets typically aren’t large enough to entice private investment, consortium-backed and...
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Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP) is seeking an Operations Manager to increase the efficiency of program delivery. The position will manage administrative processes across multiple REAP programs and support the sustainable growth of the organization. Location:...
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Summer may not be the time when energy efficiency is on your mind—but it should be! Spring, summer, and fall are the best times to do weatherization work, service your appliances and heating systems, and implement energy-saving habits before the temperatures drop. Join...
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Training coordination program People in Power (PIP) has been hard at work this spring. The initiative, funded by the Denali Commission, the Department of Energy’s Arctic Energy Office, and the Rural Alaska Community Action Program and executed by REAP, improves performance...
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A newly funded hydropower project 40 years in the making aims to bring energy security and resilience to Angoon. Regional partnerships, including a winter career fair, are empowering youth to play a central role in the community’s energy future.
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IPPs have brought hundreds of kilowatts of renewable power onto electric grids throughout Alaska, with plans for hundreds of megawatts more. These non-utility companies are typically private, for-profit entities that generate and sell power to electric utilities through power...
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