...administration, including the oil tax cut and a plan aimed at bringing natural gas to parts of Interior Alaska suffering from high energy costs.Parnell points, too, to continued efforts to make progress on a major natural gas pipeline project. Parnell...
...will be a major achievement.The energy landscape has changed. Consumers and businesses need help dealing with high energy costs.Certainly no one can object to that.
...Fairbanks Daily News-Miner: Gov. Sean Parnell on Dec. 7 did what needed to be done with the serious problem of high energy costs in the Fairbanks area: He laid out a proposal that aims to speed the arrival of natural gas to the Interior by uniting...
...for all, but it might make lower energy affordable for some.But for those still seeking ways to stem the rise of high energy costs, this might be helpful.Check it out.
...into education funding next week. Also still pending: state spending plans for next year and efforts to address high energy costs paid by Alaskans.One of the big unknowns: Will the Legislature go into overtime, as it did last year? Chenault...
...buildings, solar heat systems and biomass, they hope the project will ultimately help a region struggling with high energy costs.Planners behind the development are setting expectations high from the start. Hebert thinks the lessons learned...
...Fund Dividend this fall a voucher to help address high energy costs.SB203, sponsored by Sen. Joe Thomas, D-Fairbanks...because people in his district are hurting because of high energy costs.Sen. Lyman Hoffman, D-Bethel, said the state...
...legislative attempts to address high energy costs last week probably left many...address the long-term problem of high energy costs. Vouchers perversely reduce...do something real to address high energy costs. A voucher, like a flare on...
JUNEAU - A bill to help Alaskans deal with high energy costs failed during the regular session, but a Nome senator...Olson said those in rural areas are suffering with higher energy costs and need help, too. HB9 is one of two issues left...
FAIRBANKS - A record crowd packed the Carlson Center Wednesday to attend Golden Valley Electric Association's annual members' meeting, with a steady stream of speakers battering the utility for high electric rates and a lack of vision.
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