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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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REAP Outreach Director Background: Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP) is searching for an Outreach Director to join its team. REAP is a statewide, non-profit clean energy education and advocacy group with a 17-year history of accomplishments. The Outreach Director...
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The required clean energy transition will not occur quickly without a passionate effort from our community. Your financial support is crucial to REAP’s work to educate the public and policymakers on the key role clean energy must play in Alaska’s future. We hope you are...
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1. Similar purchase price. I bought a used 2017 Chevrolet Bolt in Anchorage for $23,800 which is not that much more than a similar used 4-door hatchback fuel efficient vehicle. I was going to need a new vehicle soon anyway, so I had already budgeted for the initial investment...
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Earlier this summer, REAP’s Education Director Colleen Fisk worked with Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) to develop an energy-themed challenge for students who would normally be participating in their Middle School or Career Exploration academies. Since...
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RESEARCHER WANTED Purpose: REAP is seeking researchers with an interest in clean energy and an expertise and/or experience in electric grid management, planning or financing to assist REAP with research that supports public comments to the Regulatory Commission of Alaska...
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REAP Operations Director, Greg Stiegel, sat down with REAP Executive Director, Chris Rose, to take a closer look at the electric grid that runs between Homer and Fairbanks, known as the “Railbelt.” Why? After decades of work, the recently signed into law SB 123...
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