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Elizabeth Earl

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For Homer Electric, on the front lines of the gas shortage, the future is pricier

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By Elizabeth Earl
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
Facing a natural gas shortage, electric utilities are facing tough choices — pay more, or sink money into renewable energy projects to help reduce dependence on gas. All the utilities around Cook Inlet are facing the same problem, but Homer Electric Association on the Kenai Peninsula is facing it first. Since oil and gas producer Hilcorp warned utilities in 2022 that it might not be able to meet existing gas demands, the power cooperatives have been debating how to move forward.
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Homer utility declines to back what would have been Alaska’s biggest solar project

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By Elizabeth Earl
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
Homer Electric Association has passed on buying the assets of a major solar farm, leaving plans for what would have been the state’s largest solar project in flux. Anchorage-based power producer Renewable IPP had been working on a 45-megawatt solar farm near Nikiski on the Kenai Peninsula, which would have been the state’s largest solar project.
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Alaska seafood industry ‘uniquely vulnerable’ to tariff impacts, trade groups say

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By Elizabeth Earl
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
Alaska’s seafood industry could see an outsized impact from international tariffs, according to experts. In April, President Donald Trump announced a major tariff hike on China, escalating up to 145%, and China retaliated with similar rates. Though both governments struck a deal in May delaying any increases by at least 90 days, they haven’t been canceled, and tariffs have stayed elevated since his last presidency.
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