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What’s Next for Planned Offshore Lease Sales in Lower Cook Inlet

What’s Next for Planned Offshore Lease Sales in Lower Cook Inlet

by Inletkeeper | Feb 5, 2026 | Lease Sales, Climate Change, Energy & Alaska, Oil & Gas

Last year, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) prematurely scrapped an offshore management plan that protected Alaskan coastal waters from oil and gas leasing. Now, the agency is planning multiple leases for Lower Cook Inlet in their new 5-year plan. It’s...
Offshore drilling is political theatre, not an energy solution

Offshore drilling is political theatre, not an energy solution

by Inletkeeper | Jan 22, 2026 | Lease Sales, Energy & Alaska, Oil & Gas

As the Cook Inlet gas we’ve historically relied on for heat and electricity becomes more expensive and precarious, the Trump administration is offering a golden chance to prolong our dependence, spend more on energy, and create a long-term drag on our economy by...
“Government Efficiency”

“Government Efficiency”

by Ben Boettger | Dec 8, 2025 | Alaska State Legislature, Energy & Alaska, Government

Gov. Mike Dunleavy published Administrative Order 360 in early August to reduce “administrative and economic burdens associated with regulatory compliance.” But the order is more likely to slow down rather than speed up decisions we need for sustainable energy, as...
Donlin Gold Mine on the Fast Track

Donlin Gold Mine on the Fast Track

by Satchel Pondolfino | Nov 19, 2025 | Donlin Gold Mine, Energy & Alaska, Mining

Recently, we learned that despite serious environmental and community concerns, the proposed Donlin Gold Project was added to the FAST-41 permitting program, marking it as a federal priority. Donlin Gold would be the largest pure gold mine in the world, located on a...
Su Dam: A Bad Idea Remains Bad

Su Dam: A Bad Idea Remains Bad

by Ben Boettger | Oct 22, 2025 | Energy & Alaska, Homer Electric Association, Renewable Energy

The Big Beautiful Bill, passed in early July with the approval of all of Alaska’s federal congressional delegation, ends tax credits that could have paid for up to 40% of the cost of all wind and solar projects in Alaska until 2033. Now, projects will need to...
HEA Drops Solar Plans

HEA Drops Solar Plans

by Ben Boettger | Aug 20, 2025 | Energy & Alaska, Homer Electric Association, Renewable Energy

A year ago, the developers of the planned Puppy Dog lake solar farm in Nikiski signed a contract to sell solar power to Homer Electric Association (HEA) for less than the current cost of HEA’s gas-generated power. The solar project was planned to meet about 12%...
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