News
2011
JUNE
- Report shows heat pumps economically viable in Alaska
- GSHP report released
ACEP in conjunction with the Cold Climate Housing Research Center completed the report, Ground Source Heat Pumps in Cold Climates, covering the current state of the Alaska industry, a review of literature, preliminary economic assessment and recommendations for future research. The report can be downloaded from our publication database.
Read more about it in the Newsminer.
MAY
APRIL
- ACEP released the RFP for the temperature gradient hole drilling planned this summer at Pilgrim Hot Springs. Solicitation information can be found here.
MARCH
FEBRUARY
- Haines KidWind video
- Energy Unit Teaches Elementary Students About Power Possibilities
Watch the video »
JANUARY
- ACEP awarded FCVB's Meeting Amassadors of the Year
- ACEP's director Gwen Holdmann makes the "Top 40 under 40" list
- Why nuclear energy is on hold for Alaska
2010
DECEMBER
- Nenana may be getting experimental in-river power turbine
- Wind energizes middle school students
- Coast Guard wind turbine powers up student engineers
OCTOBER
SEPTEMBER
JULY
JUNE
MAY
APRIL
- Report: Wood, wind could help meet rural Alaska energy needs
- Hensley: Do-it-yourself rural energy is needed
- Galena to get community greenhouse
- Polar explorer and musher Will Steger to visit Fairbanks
- Research teams roll up their sleeves at Pilgrim Hot Springs (front page & p. 16)
MARCH
- Alaska green energy bill touts financial incentives
- Analyst says Alaska could need income tax
- Many 'little' women attend Science Day
FEBRUARY
JANUARY
- Science for Alaska 2010 Lecture Series - New Energy for Alaska Communities
- Expert to discuss future of energy in Alaska
- Experimental energy bill draws praise
- Sen. Begich says more stimulus funds are coming to Alaska
- ACEP to Lead Alaska Wind for Schools Program
- Wind for Schools Program Adds Funding in Five States
- DOE/NREL Select Five Additional States to Recieve $60K for Wind for Schools Project
2009
DECEMBER
- Alaska sees jump in coal exports
- UAF grant will help geothermal exploration
- Wind turbines beginning to energize Alaska
NOVEMBER
- UAF grant to study hot springs near Nome
- UAF lands $4.6 million for geothermal research
- UAF gets $4.6 million for geothermal research
- ACEP awarded $4.6 million for geothermal study
- Windmill to help students learn about energy
- Alaska’s Wind for Schools program to launch
OCTOBER
- Julie Estey meets Charlie O’Toole in the morning show on 970 AM KFBX newsradio.
Listen here »
- Recovery Act Awards Alaska $15 million for Geothermal
Projects
SEPTEMBER
AUGUST
JULY
JUNE
- Friends of Pilgrim Hot Springs meet with CBNA administrator
- Lawmakers discuss energy issues with Fairbanks folks
- Alaska lawmakers debate override of Palin's stimulus money veto
- Tanana Chiefs Conference, Alaska Center for Energy and Power study rural energy solutions
MAY
- Experts call for comprehensive state energy plan
- 200 attend state's first renewable energy conference
- Lawmakers tour Alaska to garner input on energy plans
APRIL
- Bringing alternative energy to life
- Bond plan pitched for UAF energy building
- University of Alaska regents authorize new energy research building at UAF
- University Board of Regents committee recommends research center
MARCH
FEBRUARY
- Joint Special Committees on Energy - Work Session: Comprehensive Energy Plan Presentation
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- Senate Special Committee on Energy - Overview: Biomass Energy in Alaska
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- In river generator may give Bush power alternative
JANUARY
- Senate Special Committee on Energy - Overview: Geothermal Energy in Alaska
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- University pushing for energy center
- Plans emerge for $30 million energy technology and research building at UAF
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Gwen Holdmann meets Charlie O’Toole in the morning show on 970 AM KFBX newsradio.
Listen here »
2008
NOVEMBER
OCTOBER
SEPTEMBER
- ACEP has completed a baseline greenhouse gas assessment for the Fairbanks North Star Borough, which focuses on several specific target categories, including emissions from electricity producers, industrial, residential, and commercial sources, transportation sources, industrial processes and waste sources. In addition to emissions data, the report also shows the various fuel sources and uses for each sector.
- GHG Assessment - PDF
- Fairbanks over US average for greenhouse gases
AUGUST
JULY
- Energy center, borough study amount of Fairbanks greenhouse gas emissions
- Advocates promise emissions reductions with coal project
JUNE
MAY
APRIL



