Equip the next generation of Alaskans with the education, networks and opportunities necessary to support responsible resource development and a sustainable energy future.
By Rosita Johnson When we think about Alaska’s energy future, we tend to focus on where energy will come from: oil and gas, hydropower, geothermal, wind, solar, or emerging technologies. But producing energy is only part of the challenge. Every energy project depends on a complex network of equipment, replacement parts, construction materials, transportation providers, warehouses, contractors, and people working behind the scenes. A delayed valve, damaged electrical compone
1️⃣ Alaska LNG could fuel state's mining future Alaska leaders highlighted the Alaska LNG project at the 2026 Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference as a transformational opportunity for the state's economy. Supporters argue that affordable, reliable natural gas could help power future mining projects, lower operating costs, and unlock development of Alaska's vast mineral resources. 🔗 Read more: https://www.miningnewsnorth.com/story/2026/06/05/news/alaska-lng-could-fuel-states
From major lease sales in Alaska to shifting global energy markets and emerging technologies, the past two weeks have highlighted how infrastructure, policy, and innovation continue to shape energy opportunities across Alaska and North America. 1️⃣ Record Alaska Lease Sale Signals Renewed Industry Interest Summary: A recent federal lease sale in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve drew $163 million in bids from major oil companies, marking the strongest showing in years
