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By Taylor Burgh Imagine if a laundromat captured all of the waste heat from its dryers and used it to melt snow and ice along nearby sidewalks. Or imagine if we could purchase portable human hair mats to prevent contaminated runoff from entering our local storm drains? What if there were a device we could run our household waste through that would instantly tell us whether a material is recyclable in Alaska, dramatically reducing landfill waste and contamination at recycling
From Alaska’s biggest energy infrastructure project moving toward construction to clean energy workforce coalitions rising in the Pacific Northwest, here are the most compelling stories shaping energy and economic opportunity in Alaska and across North America. 1️⃣ Major Progress on the Alaska LNG Project (Jan 2026) The Alaska LNG Project is moving from planning toward execution. Glenfarne Alaska LNG, the majority developer, announced key milestones that advance Phase One o
From Someone Who Is Definitely Not Famous Quick disclaimer. I am not famous. This is not advice from the mountaintop. These are just observations from moving to Anchorage in 2019 from Houston, Texas and slowly figuring out how things actually work here. The goal of this post is simple. Help young professionals feel less awkward, more confident, and better connected in Alaska, which fits pretty well with Velocity’s whole mission. If you recognize yourself in any of this, you a
