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In the latest of several public meetings held by Alaska Renewables — a Fairbanks-based renewable energy company — co-founders Andrew McDonnell and Matt Perkins shared information on the project and

Alaska Renewables plans to build wind turbines on Murphy Dome, and is holding a public information meeting on Saturday, January 20.

News-Miner opinion: Interest in a proposed wind farm is churning in the hills above Fairbanks.

Alaska Renewables, a Fairbanks-based company focused on wind energy production, is looking to explore an area near the Chatanika River to see if it would be viable for a future

The reliability of our electric supply is facing some urgent challenges. The supply of natural gas from Cook Inlet is dwindling, and the poor air quality here in the Fairbanks

The lease for a proposed wind turbine farm at Shovel Creek has been released for public comment by the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, with testimony due by 5 p.m.

The public comment period closes Jan. 29

To the editor: I encourage Fairbanks residents to submit positive testimony to the Alaska Department of Natural Resources in support of plans by Alaska Renewables to install 25-50 wind turbines

To the editor: GVEA — our local energy coop — is looking to set up an independent power producer (IPP) contract for more wind energy. The idea behind this is

What can we do as a community to promote cheaper power and invest in long-term prosperity? For once, there is good news on the horizon.