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Industry backed Alaska bill could block citizen opposition to big projects Apr 01, 2012 Alaska Dispatch: The Alaska Legislature is considering making it tougher for citizens to use the courts to stop oil, gas, mining or other industrial projects they oppose. The effort is pitting environmentalists against industry, and raising questions about whether only the moneyed should have access to the judicial system.
Conservation group questions Alaska bill that would require security payment in development issues Mar 20, 2012 Fairbanks News-Miner: A conservation group says a bill that would require parties seeking to halt resource extraction or construction projects post a security is unconstitutional and would put corporate interests above those of Alaskans.
My Turn: DNR's unfortunate mission change Feb 02, 2012 Juneau Empire: Earlier this month, Department of Natural Resources employees received an email from a Deputy Commissioner, saying that their mission statement had been changed. The old one read: “To develop, conserve, and enhance natural resources for present and future Alaskans.”
Make holidays merry and energy efficient Nov 23, 2011 Anchorage Daily News: The winter holidays bring great cheer, great food and greater utility bills. Holiday cooking, festive lights and inefficient appliances all contribute to rising electric bills. Alaskans already pay some of the highest energy costs in the United States and use on average 40 percent more electricity in the winter months than in the summer. But before you say "bah, humbug," check out some of these simple holidays tricks to use your energy more efficiently and give yourself the gift of lowered energy bills this season.
Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan Press Conference 10/19/11 Oct 19, 2011 UStream: Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan Press Conference 10/19/11- Andy Moderow, Alliance Executive Director, speaks at the Mayor's Press Conference about energy efficiency
Wind power advocates celebrate approval for Fire Island Oct 11, 2011 Alaska Dispatch: According to an early Tuesday announcement from the Alaska Public Interest Group (AKPIRG) and the Alaska Conservation Alliance (ACA), wind power advocates are celebrating a decision by the Regulatory Commission of Alaska (RCA) that amounts to a green light from state regulators for Cook Inlet Region Inc.'s Fire Island Wind Project.
Protests against offshore drilling includes some North Slope residents Jun 27, 2011 The Arctic Sounder: Anchorage - As part of a national Hands Across The Sand day of action on Saturday, 85 Alaskans met at Point Woronzof and joined hands against offshore oil drilling. Similar events are taking place from the Pacific to Atlantic Coast, showing thousands of Americans united against offshore drilling and in favor of clean energy, a Sierra Club press release said.
New loan fund will help Alaska businesses lower energy costs Jun 08, 2011 Capital City Weekly: Across Southeast, especially in communities not linked up to affordable hydroelectric power, energy costs are one of the biggest challenges to doing business. Whether a small retail outlet or a large industrial operation, we all know the high price of keeping our workplaces bright and warm to maintain productivity and attract customers. The commercial sector in Alaska pays approximately twice the national rate for energy, and with diesel prices on the rise, it's an issue we can't run from.
Anchorage Assembly Gets Behind Fire Island Mar 29, 2011 YourAlaskaLink.com
Anchorage Chamber of Commerce- Spring 2011 Newsletter Feb 01, 2011: Anchorage Chamber of Commerce- Spring 2011 Newsletter Alaska Conservation Alliance is mentioned in the article titled 'The Business of Going Green'. To view the newsletter, click here.
Report: Fairbanks should invest in energy efficiency instead of new sources Jan 05, 2011 Fairbanks News-Miner: FAIRBANKS — We try to get the most mileage out of our cars, clothing, food and other commodities before buying more. But we don’t make the most of the electricity we have, a new report states of Fairbanks.
Alaska Sustainable Energy Act Makes More News Statewide Apr 25, 2010 Juneau Empire
EMERGING ENERGY TECHNOLOGY FUND PILOT PROGRAM BRINGS NEW ENERGY TECH TO THE ALASKA SEALIFE CENTER Apr 05, 2010 Seward City News: Among the dozens of energy issues being debated in the Alaska State, the creation of an Emerging Energy Technology Fund stands out in its potential to promote innovation and diversification of Alaska’s resource development portfolio. As an early supporter of an EETF in Alaska, the Denali Commission carried out a pilot program in 2009, selecting the SeaLife Center as one of their nine grant recipients and bringing a new, cost-effective heat source into Alaska’s energy catalogue.
State energy policy bill passes House Mar 17, 2010 Alaska Business Monthly: First step taken in laying foundation for Alaska energy policy
REAP Monthly Forums Mar 10, 2010 REAP
My turn: Alaskans stand to benefit from energy stimulus funds Apr 12, 2009 Juneau Empire
Our view: Bullet line Apr 06, 2009 Anchorage Daily News: Denali Park isn't the obstacle skeptics claim it is
Murkowski Bill Would Assist Construction of an Alaska In-State Gas Pipeline Apr 02, 2009: While reserving judgment, ACA has agreed to help Enstar Natural Gas Company and the National Park Service move forward with a Title XI process through Denali National Park
Energy advocates question Palin’s rejection of federal funds Mar 27, 2009

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