Alaska Energy Blog
Alan Mitchell, Erin McKittrickData-centered stories about events, trends, and issues in Alaska's energy system.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | alaskaenergy.org |
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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...
The Loss of Clean Energy Tax Credits will be Terrible for Alaska
I mostly write about state policy here. It feels more reachable, and often no one else is doing it. I can read analyses of the gutting of clean energy tax credits in the federal House Budget Bill, all of which tell me that it will make ener...
What would we get with the Annual Net Metering bill?
HB 164 would change the Railbelt’s rules governing net metering, which is the way that electric bills work for homes and businesses with grid-connected solar panels. It would incentivize people to install more solar by allowing them to roll...
A practical way forward in the new Renewable Portfolio Standard
On Monday, a proposal for a Renewable Portfolio Standard was filed in the Alaska House. Luckily, I am the proud owner of a ridiculously sprawling set of spreadsheets full of Railbelt electricity data, which I quickly pulled out to answer wh...
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Energy Analyst / Software Developer with a focus on sustainable energy systems. I've lived primarily in Alaska since 1963. More at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-mitchell-a8075959 .
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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