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Two teams from Gambell participated in the 2023 Clean Energy Olympics, the statewide wind turbine design competition hosted by REAP. Gambell’s middle school team, Qughsatkut Wind Blazers, was named after the school’s mascot: a legendary king polar bear of Sivuqaq Island....
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The 2023 Clean Energy Olympics was once again a hybrid event. Five teams competed in-person on April 1st at Palmer High School and another eight teams presented their projects virtually in the first week of April. Teams representing Anchorage, Wasilla, Galena, and Gambell...
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On Monday, April 24th, 2023, the Renewable Energy Alaska Project Board of Directors voted to endorse C.O. Rudstrom, Jim Levine, and Robert Ernst for the Homer Electric Association Board of Directors. REAP’s decision to endorse candidates for the Homer Electric Board of...
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On Monday, April 24th, 2023, the Renewable Energy Alaska Project Board of Directors voted to endorse Shaina Kilcoyne, Susanne Fleek-Green, and Jim Nordlund for the Chugach Electric Association Board of Directors. REAP’s decision to endorse these candidates for the...
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SB 125 is currently in the Senate Finance Committee, and HB 154 is currently in the House Finance Committee. The legislators in these committees need to hear from you NOW for this critical legislation to take the next step toward becoming law. To support SB 125: To support...
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Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP) is seeking an educator to join its clean energy education and training team as a Contractor on a part-time basis for the summer of 2023. The Energy Education (EE) Contractor will assist with REAP’s education and outreach efforts to K-12...
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SB 101 is currently in the Senate Labor and Commerce Committee, and HB 121 is currently in the House Energy Committee. The legislators in these committees need to hear from you NOW for this critical legislation to take the next step toward becoming law. To support SB 101: ...
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