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We’re happy to introduce Rob Jordan—our new microgrid coordinator. Rob assists islanded (non-grid connected) communities in making decisions to increase grid reliability and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. He also provides data to REAP and stakeholders from over 200...
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Technical assistance is an important component of creating energy resilience in rural communities. Yet, the term “technical assistance” can be hard to grasp. In this article, we outline: Technical assistance addresses a specific challenge or need that is essential...
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Located 90 miles from the nearest power grid, Camp Denali has harnessed the benefits of renewable energy for most of its history. From their first hydroelectric system, developed in 1981, to subsequent photovoltaics and passive-solar hot water, they continue to explore...
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It’s safe to say that most people want their work to make a difference. That is certainly true for the STEM education team at the Renewable Energy Alaska Project. We reach thousands of Alaskan students each year with our classroom STEM lessons visits, including our annual...
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Join REAP Executive Director, Chris Rose, and AVEC CEO, Meera Kohler, as we take a deeper look at the Power Cost Equalization (PCE) program. This important state program allows for a potion of high energy costs in rural Alaska to be offset through the dividends of a dedicated...
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Contact REAP Operations Director, Greg Stiegel with any questions, comments, or sponsorship requests at gstiegel@realaska.org.
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