State public corporation that develops Alaska's electricity infrastructure, renewable energy projects, and rural bulk fuel programs. Operates the Bradley Lake hydroelectric facility.
813 W Northern Lights Blvd, Anchorage, AK 99503, USA
The Railbelt Transmission Organization's Finance Subcommittee will hold a closed meeting May 21 to discuss financial matters related to Alaska's electrical grid, with no public access allowed under the organization's bylaws.
Alaska Energy Authority is seeking proposals by May 29 for a contractor to audit the Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Project's operating and revenue funds tied to Power Revenue Bonds.
The Alaska Energy Authority is seeking public input on the Alaska Intertie's fiscal year 2027 budget through June 2, 2026.
A technical subcommittee for Alaska's Railbelt power grid will hold a closed meeting on April 15 to discuss grid issues.
The Bradley Lake Project Management Committee is soliciting legal services proposals for the 120-megawatt hydroelectric facility near Homer, with proposals due May 14.
The Alaska Sustainable Energy Corporation updated the House Energy Committee on its development as a financing intermediary for sustainable energy projects, including a $4.7 million federal loan program for residential energy efficiency.
The Railbelt Transmission Organization's technical subcommittee will hold a closed teleconference meeting on April 29 to advise on power grid operations.
The Alaska Intertie Management Committee will meet May 1 in Anchorage to discuss operations of the transmission line connecting Railbelt utilities.
Rural Alaska residents pay electricity costs three to five times higher than urban areas due to diesel-powered microgrids and fuel delivery challenges in remote villages.
The Alaska Energy Authority is seeking investment banking firms to underwrite revenue bonds and other financing strategies, with proposals due May 20, 2026.
The Alaska Energy Authority is soliciting bids through April 25 for a three-phase transformer for the Bradley Lake hydroelectric expansion project, with requirements for manufacturer disclosure and domestic content certification.