Alaska Energy Network

network of Alaska energy enthusiasts & experts

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Members

  • Suzan
  • amadeus
  • Spider
  • Jonathan Peter Raboin
  • Tom Marsik
  • Stephanie Nowers
  • Walter H Rose
  • David Weissman
  • Stephen J Ratey
  • adalwolf
  • achaius
  • Alison Kelley
  • alex bergeron
  • Lisa Humphreys
  • Triena Slatter
  • Martin Leonard III
 

Welcome to the Alaska Energy Network!

Mission:
Provide an easy to use, public energy network that allows people interested in Alaska’s energy matters to share and connect.

Basically:
1. A platform for Alaskans to ask energy related questions that get
answered by experts.

2. A platform to discuss energy in Alaska.

3. A platform that provides information on “Who is doing what?” in
terms of energy in Alaska.

Blog Posts

Martin Leonard III

ANA Sustainable Housing Anaktuvuk Pass

Yukon River Inter-Tribal Watershed Council constructed PV Array and small Wind Turbine for the CCHRC NSB TNHA home in AKP...take a look at the installs!

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Posted by Martin Leonard III on January 30, 2010 at 6:38pm

Martin Leonard III

Wind Workers...DTF YRITWC Trainees

Trainees from Rural Alaska working with the Yukon River Inter-Tribal Watershed Council Staff and Susitna Energy Systems in Anchorage. Instruction in Solar PV, Solar Thermal and Municipal Wind Turbine Raising.



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Posted by Martin Leonard III on January 30, 2010 at 6:17pm

Martin Leonard III

Renewable Energy Trainees DTF

Yukon River Inter-Tribal Watershed Council Trainees in Alatna. Working in conjunction with the Interior Region Housing Authority to install PV array on new home in Alatna. Coldest PV install on the planet ?? -60dF ??

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Posted by Martin Leonard III on January 30, 2010 at 6:11pm

Markus Mager

What do you think about a one-stop-energy-efficiency website?

The Alaska Energy Authority and other Alaskan entities are working on developing a public “one-stop-website” for energy efficiency in Alaska. In order to serve you best, we are looking for your input. We are especially interested in your opinion about:

What is the audience of the website? How do we reach them best?

What information are you looking for? What do you have a hard time finding?

What are your thoughts about the website structure and features?

Do we need an end-use efficiency worki… Continue

Posted by Markus Mager on January 29, 2010 at 11:03am — 1 Comment

 
 
 

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