Renewable Energy Alaska Project
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Renewable Radio is brought to you by Renewable Energy Alaska Project, a nonprofit working in Alaska dedicated to increasing the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency in Alaska through collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.This podcast will take a close look at a variety of energy related issues that are pertinent to Alaska's energy future.
Submerged ice could clobber a tidal turbine, and you get to hear how anyone would find out.
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A practical review of how Alaska's building rules connect energy costs, public facilities, and clean-energy goals.
Alaska's building-energy debate lands best when it moves from big-picture vulnerability to the rules that decide what actually gets built. Chris Rose frames REAP's Renewable Radio around a familiar but urgent case: heavy reliance on fossil fuels exposes Alaskans to volatile oil…
A grounded, detail-rich look at the dispatch and governance choices shaping Alaska's Railbelt electric grid.
Renewable Radio turns to Alaska's Railbelt grid, which runs between Homer and Fairbanks, for a clear look at why REAP has made electric grid reform such a central priority.
A practical look at tidal energy in Alaska, where currents, ice, and field testing matter most.
Renewable Radio gives Alaska's tidal and hydrokinetic energy question a grounded, field-facing treatment: can devices survive strong currents without being clogged or struck by ice?
A procedural, practical guide to how Senate Bill 123 shapes Rail Belt grid governance.
Renewable Radio frames the Rail Belt grid as a governance problem, not just an engineering one. Host Greg Stegall continues his conversation with Chris Rose about how Alaska's utilities could coordinate through an electric reliability organization shaped by Senate Bill 123, with…
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Finance stories with consequences attached.
This episode introduces a series on Alaska's Railbelt electric grid reform, featuring an interview with REAP's Executive Director Chris Rose about past efforts and future transformations in electricity management.
This episode introduces the Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP) and its mission to promote renewable energy sources like tidal and hydrokinetic energy to reduce Alaska's dependence on fossil fuels and address climate change.
This episode continues a discussion with Chris Rose about establishing an electric reliability organization for Alaska's Railbelt grid, building on historical context and REAP's advocacy work.
Chris Rose introduces REAP's Renewable Radio podcast, explaining how the Renewable Energy Alaska Project works to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions through renewable energy and education in Alaska.