The Alaska House of Representatives is set to vote for House Bill 50 on Wednesday, sending it to the Senate.

During a recent visit to Ketchikan, Rep. Mary Peltola discussed her approach to housing, mental health resources and addressing climate change.

The region’s electric grid needs to find a replacement for Cook Inlet natural gas. One study suggests over the long term, the cheapest option is to ramp up renewable energy.

Lawmakers are trying to figure out the best way forward — and utilities say they have months, not years, to settle on a plan.

State Sen. Click Bishop, R-Fairbanks, urged the Air Force to move ahead with the small nuclear power plant after a presentation last week.

For the city’s plan to work without Chena Power’s involvement, the Ounalashka Corp. would likely have to break ties with Chena.

The state identified almost a billion dollars in need for projects that would help lower energy costs for an EPA grant program.

A divided three-judge panel concluded that a federal agency failed to justify a regulation that allows some oil and gas work.

Rex Rock and John Moller, both former rural affairs advisors to Gov. Mike Dunleavy, were hired by AIDEA through a competitive procurement process.

The Seward coal loading dock has sat idle since 2016 after demand for Alaska coal exports collapsed, one sign of the global energy transition.

The Bureau of Land Management rule would apply “maximum protection” to more than half of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska.

Unalaska City Council members had lost confidence that the project would be completed on a reasonable timeline.