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Tlingit are called People of the Tides for good reason. Tlingit Aani (Tlingit Territory) boasts more than 18,000 miles of coastline all connected by ribbons of convoluted waterways woven between islands blanketed by primeval...
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This Earth Day, we pause to celebrate the curiosity, creativity and resilience of Alaska students as they navigated new and uncharted educational realms. The REAP STEM team was right there helping students rise to the challenge by providing a variety of hybrid hands-on and...
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Technical assistance is an important component of creating energy resilience in rural communities. A team from REAP and the University of Alaska will faciliate the delivery of technical assistance that addresses: A team from REAP and the University of Alaska will work with...
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Residents of the Municipality of Anchorage (MOA) have already started voting for the next mayor, some are voting for school board seat, and everyone is voting on 10 different bond measures. What you may not know is that Proposition 1 includes funding for solar panels on...
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REAP, in collaboration with Alaska Center for Energy and Power (ACEP), National Labs and other partners, is offering technical assistance to rural Alaskan communities through the Energy Transitions Initiative Partnership Project (applications due February 15th). National...
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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 us for a free two-day workshop on Alaska’s energy storage. For a recap of the event, a copy of presenter slide decks, and video recordings of each panel, click HERE. The Alaska Wind Working Group will be hosting a Jan. 12-13,...
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