Some state officials have pinned their hopes on new oil revenue as a solution to the state’s ongoing budget woes.

Oil and gas industry employment in Alaska has been slowly rebounding since the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, but that could change.

Alaska's congressman and governor say Congress and the Trump administration have created the right conditions to get federal permits and invest in drilling and mining.

The Interior Department plans six lease sales, but industry interest has been mild in the gasfields Southcentral Alaska relies on for heat and power generation.

Natural gas was flared over a six-month period at the Badami field, constituting what regulators determined was a waste of a state resource.

Anchorage utility executives say that a mild winter translated into lower electricity sales — and a hole in their budget.

The value of the system matters because it helps determine the amount of property taxes the pipeline's owners must pay to the state and municipalities it crosses.

In states without policies to drive renewable energy, power prices could surge as federal tax incentives for clean energy disappear, according to Energy Innovation, a think tank.

The bill signed by President Trump on July 4th rescinds a lot of funding and tax credits for renewable projects. What does it mean for Alaska?

He says bringing the federal government on to the project could "dramatically lower the cost of capital."

Juneau Hydropower could expand the capital’s renewable energy capacity by nearly 20%, if it can build a proposed hydroelectric project before its federal license expires.

Bill Armstrong, credited with bringing the Pikka oil and gas field to light in 2013, hopes his discovery of the Sockeye-2 area near the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge will lead to increased oil production on the North Slope.