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Alaska is upholding our end; Congress must protect federal energy commitments

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By Lesil Mcguire, Alan Austerman, Beth Kerttula, Charisse Millett
| Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman Verified
Alaska has a long history of leadership in renewable energy. The state’s Renewable Energy Fund, for example, has helped build more than 100 operating projects across Alaska — enabling rural communities to reduce their reliance on costly diesel, and slowing the Railbelt’s consumption of Cook Inlet’s dwindling natural gas supplies. Renewable energy investments build real projects in Alaska, generating savings for ratepayers and building our energy security.
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Alaska is upholding our end. Congress must protect federal energy commitments.

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By Lesil Mcguire, Alan Austerman, Beth Kerttula, Charisse Millett, Harry Crawford
| Yahoo Verified
The Port of Seward, with a docked cruise ship, is seen on June 19, 2024, from Race Point on Mount Marathon. (Photo by Yereth Rosen/alaska Beacon) Alaska has a long history of leadership in renewable energy. The state’s Renewable Energy Fund, for example, has helped build more than 100 operating projects across Alaska — enabling rural communities to reduce their reliance on costly diesel, and slowing the Railbelt’s consumption of Cook Inlet’s dwindling natural gas supplies.
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OPINION: Making sure every Alaskan is heard is worth the wait

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By Reggie Joule, Alan Austerman
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
As a Democrat from Kotzebue and a Republican from Kodiak, the two of us certainly had disagreements while serving in the Legislature over the years. Our rural coastal communities had many things in common, and we often found consensus on issues that affected those interests and our state as a whole. While there’s a lot of attention paid to what divides Republicans from Democrats these days, we are Alaskans first, and we need to do what’s right for our neighbors across the state.
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