Alaska Energy Blog
Erin McKittrickData-centered stories about events, trends, and issues in Alaska's energy system.
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Four years after Hilcorp’s announcement, are we solving the Cook Inlet gas crisis?
In May 2022, Hilcorp -- which provided around 80% of the gas for Southcentral utilities -- announced that it would not renew any of its Cook Inlet gas contracts. This should not have shocked anyone. While the exact timing of a crisis is har...
What does power generation actually cost on the Railbelt today?
I was making a series of graphs to answer a question someone asked me (as I tend to do), and thought I should take a bit of extra time to share it with everyone rather than leaving it to molder in an email thread. As we’re going into the pr...
Alaska is Not Hawaii
Last year, I wrote about how annual net metering could provide a significant incentive for people to install solar panels while having basically no impact on the economics of utilities’ other members. Since then, the initial net metering bi...
We’re making an Integrated Resource Plan for the Railbelt. Let’s not repeat our mistakes.
In 2020 the legislature passed a bill which created a new group to coordinate the Railbelt. This particular acronym-rich entity is an Electric Reliability Organization (ERO) named the Railbelt Reliability Council (RRC). Unlike past groups,...
A single sentence in the RCA’s Community Solar Regulations breaks the whole thing
I’ve written about rooftop solar a number of times here. Community solar is rooftop solar’s cousin. It’s basically a way for people who can’t put solar panels on their houses (because they’re renters, live in the trees, or don’t have the up...
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I'm a writer, energy analyst, ex-scientist, and meddling geek, living in Seldovia, AK. I've been involved in the Alaska energy world since 2019. I also serve on the board of Homer Electric Association, but my work here is my own and unrelated to HEA.
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