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Five electric utilities in Alaska will invest more than $200 million to upgrade the transmission system from Homer to Fairbanks, in a step they say could boost renewable power opportunities in the state. The improvements will allow more power to flow along the decades-old transmission system along the Alaska Railbelt, said Curtis Thayer, head of the Alaska Energy Authority, a

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Officials with several Alaska utilities say they’ve been informed by Hilcorp that the company does not currently have enough natural gas reserves in Cook Inlet to provide for new gas contracts. Those contracts face renewal in the next two to 11 years. The oil and gas company has said an ongoing drilling program could change that, the utilities say. Also, the state says Cook

Hilcorp says it may not meet high natural gas needs during the next contract cycle.

Indian Country headlines for Friday, May 13, 2022

The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act changed legal policy, land ownership, and economic structure for Alaska Natives. But it also completely transformed the general Alaskan economy #ancsa50

KETCHIKAN (KDN) — The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported 55 resident COVID-19 cases in the Ketchikan Gateway Borough during the seven days leading up to Wednesday in

Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy’s upcoming Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference brings together subject matter experts and policymakers to engage in robust

The largest hydroelectric project in Alaska for thirty years is moving ahead. TheAlaska Energy Authority made the initial regulatory filing for the Dixon Diversion near Homer.