The study found that oil and gas employment, spending, tax revenues and spinoff effects supported 16% of the state’s jobs in 2022.

Willow would be the first large project constructed in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska.

The 8.5 megawatt solar array is expected to power about 1,400 homes, and has already begun feeding energy into the Matanuska Energy Association grid.

The Journal reported that buyers in Japan and South Korea aren’t confident in the project, and don’t plan to make investments or sign contracts.

The Northern Journal's Nat Herz reports that renewable energy advocates say conservation, along with more power generated from solar and wind projects, could delay a shift to LNG by up to five years.

A federal report last year said nearly 17,000 tribal homes were without electricity, with most being in southwestern states and in Alaska.

The local Alaska Native corporation is seeking construction funds for the project, which is expected to fully replace costly diesel power.

U.N. Human Rights Commission appointees want to file a brief in lawsuit over Arctic drilling project.

Residents' electricity bills suddenly quadrupled this summer. The changes from state regulators should ease, but won't remove, the financial burden.

An ongoing effort to sell Seward’s city-run utility to a larger utility company is getting another chance on the ballot.

The well blowout led to a weeks-long release of natural gas and a brief evacuation at the company’s Alpine oil field.

Seward Electric Utility Manager Rob Montgomery said the situation at the utility is dire now that sale has been quashed.