Alaska's main interconnected electrical grid running from Homer in the south through Anchorage, the Mat-Su, and Fairbanks. Served by six utilities (Chugach Electric, MEA, HEA, Golden Valley, ML&P-merged, Seward Electric) coordinating through the newly formed Railbelt Transmission Organization (RTO). Subject of ongoing federal investment in grid modernization, renewables integration, and reliability improvements.
The Railbelt Transmission Organization will hold three closed subcommittee meetings June 10 and 11 to discuss technical standards, transmission tariffs, and financing for Alaska's 700-mile electric grid serving two-thirds of the state's population.
