Alaska Resources

General resources regarding state clean energy policies, incentives, and utilities.

• Alaska Energy Authority Renewable Energy Fund: Alaska Energy Authority's Renewable Energy Fund provides financial support for renewable energy projects that reduce reliance on imported fuels and promote local resources. Eligible projects include biomass heating, solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal systems. Schools may qualify if their projects improve energy efficiency, demonstrate economic viability, and benefit local communities. The fund prioritizes projects that lower energy costs and enhance sustainability. READ MORE →
• Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP): The Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP) is a non-profit organization empowering Alaskans to make smart energy choices, powering local clean energy growth, and positioning our state as a global energy powerhouse. We are Alaska’s clean energy experts, educators, thought leaders, and collaborative advocates. READ MORE →

• Power Project Loan: Created by the Alaska State Legislature and administered by the Alaska Energy Authority, this fund provides loans to electric utilities, regional electric utilities, municipalities, and independent power producers. It is designed for the development or upgrade of small-scale power production facilities. This includes energy production, transmission and distribution, and waste energy conservation facilities that depend on fossil fuel, wind power, tidal, geothermal, biomass, hydroelectric, solar, or other energy sources. READ MORE →
• Fact Sheet: SEIA outlines key solar facts and figures, as well as providing a list of key installers and summarizing the status of solar in Alaska through 2019. READ MORE →
• Alaska Solar Guide: Solar Power Rocks provides information on solar policy, incentives, and rebates in the state. READ MORE →