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Cooper Landing's popular Russian River Campground in Cooper Landing closes Wednesday for another stretch of road rehab and maintenance projects. And, it’s not just a source of scenic photos and occasional ash clouds, Mount Augustine could be a source of renewable, harnessed energy.
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The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly recently approved a 25-year lease with Utopian Power, a renewable energy development company that approached the borough with the idea to convert a 40-acre decommissioned waste facility into a 2-megawatt solar farm.
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The company is already exploring Mount Spurr. Now, it wants to probe another Cook Inlet volcano's energy potential, pending final approval from the Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
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An Alaska energy company wants to build its biggest solar panel farm yet on the Kenai Peninsula. First, it’s asking the Kenai Peninsula Borough for a tax…
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The Alaska Industrial Development and Energy Authority, or AIDEA, is a state-owned corporation that focuses on economic projects meant to create jobs and…
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Companies have been dreaming about turning Cook Inlet’s tides into energy for years. The inlet has the largest tides in the country and some of the…
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Two companies are looking at the geothermal energy potential of Mount Spurr, a volcano about 40 miles west of Tyonek in Cook Inlet.Once they have the…
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Cook Inlet has long been a hotbed of oil and gas development in Alaska.But for years, renewable energy advocates have been eyeing another Cook Inlet…
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Homer Electric Association has seen a sharp increase in the number of its members wanting to hook up their own renewable energy setups into the grid this…
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Alaska’s midnight sun is going to work for more peninsula residents as they install more and more solar panels.The Solarize the Kenai campaign kicked off…