RDC told it’s time to move on hydroMore Southcentral hydroelectric power required to meet 50 percent renewable energy standard — and it will take at least a decade Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
The Alaska Legislature has set a goal of producing 50 percent of the state’s power from renewable energy by 2025. To meet that goal in Southcentral Alaska will require at least one large hydroelectric project, the Resource Development Council for Alaska was told at a Nov. 4 breakfast.
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