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A combination of adverse economic conditions and uncertainty over the future of federal solar investment tax credits threw the project into limbo earlier this year.
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Voting for HEA board candidates closes on May 1.
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Power was restored to the Soldotna area within roughly an hour.
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A downed high voltage line in Sterling on top of smaller outages kept power out longer in that area.
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If it’s built, the 45-megawatt solar farm in Nikiski would be the biggest in Alaska.
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski requested the appropriation, which is for a Kenai Peninsula Borough and Homer Electric Association project that will turn methane from the Central Peninsula Landfill into fuel.
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As a result of high winds Sunday and Monday, Homer Electric Association customers experienced power outages throughout the Kenai Peninsula. A spokesperson for the utility company says over 5,000 outages were reported.
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Homer Electric Association cites the pressures of inflation on services and materials for the rate hike. It goes into effect on Jan. 1
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Homer Electric General Manager Brad Janorschke said in a presentation this week that the utility is working on a variety of renewable energy efforts, including wind, solar, geothermal and a project to use methane from the Soldotna Landfill.
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Windy conditions continue to cause power outages across the central Kenai Peninsula. Communities from Nikiski to Clam Gulch are affected.