Hydropower is currently Alaska’s largest renewable energy resource, and has been a powerhouse of energy production in our state. Providing 24% of energy production in Alaska,
Hydrokinetics, or the development of energy from the natural flow and power produced in waves, tides, and water flows, offers a revolutionary way to harness the raw power of the earth for America.
According to the Geothermal Energy Association, “geothermal power can be produced as a base load renewable energy resource, meaning it operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
The U.S. Department of Energy recognizes Alaska’s outstanding wind power potential. Noting that many areas in Alaska can produce “community scale wind development”, the Department
Biomass energy in Alaska takes place, in large part, through the use of other effort’s waste. byproducts from our fishing industry and wood waste create the foundation for our
