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May 20, 2015The Alaska Energy Champions is a regular feature spotlighting pioneers of Alaska's new energy frontier.Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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April 23, 2015After a competitive application process, the Department of Energy designated 16 communities as Climate Action Champions, including two tribes: the ...Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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April 16, 2015National Renewable Energy Laboratory engineer Sherry Stout wrote about her experience in Alaska for the Native Village Renewable Energy Project Dev...Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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March 11, 2015The State of Alaska’s Power Cost Equalization (PCE) Program is intended to “equalize” the cost of power for rural Alaskans through rate balan...Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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March 11, 2015Spotlight on David Pelunis-Messier, Alaska Energy Champion.Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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March 5, 2015Update on the office from the director.Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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March 2, 2015In mid-February, I had the opportunity to attend the Alaska Forum on the Environment in Anchorage, Alaska. The conference was attended by over 1,50...Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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February 27, 2015Spread over a vast area of the Upper Great Lakes, members of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians live mainly in the seven easternmost co...Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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February 27, 2015Change doesn’t happen on its own. It’s led by dedicated and passionate people who are committed to empowering Indian Country to energize future...Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs
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February 27, 2015With sustainability as a guiding principle, the Blue Lake Rancheria invested considerable time and money into energy conservation and energy projects.Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs