In collaboration with regional partners and participating communities, the Alaska Energyshed aims to secure a combined $10 million in public and private funding to support at least three new clean energy projects in Northwest and Southeast Alaska.

Radiant is a leading innovator in advanced nuclear energy solutions, a graduate of the 2021 Tech Deployment Track, and a member of the Launch Alaska Portfolio since 2022.

A member of the Launch Alaska Portfolio since 2019, Jule is now one of four National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure awardees selected to build out Alaska’s Alternative Fuel Corridor, the road route connecting Anchorage and Fairbanks.

It’s the first hybrid-electric aircraft deployment in Alaska, the first international hybrid-electric flight, and the first hybrid-electric aircraft to gain both FAA (USA) and TCCA (Canada) special airworthiness approvals.

Where does Alaska stand when it comes to solar power development nationwide? PV Magazine examines the projects and policies affecting Alaska solar power capacity.

ZeroAvia will retrofit the plane with a hydrogen-electric propulsion system

Developed by Renewable IPP with early stage support from Launch Alaska, the largest utility-scale solar farm in Alaska will produce enough electricity for approximately 1,400 homes served by Matanuska Electric Association.