Johnson, E., Meyer, J., Mager, M., Horel, A., and Holdmann, Gwen, 2012, Stranded renewable energy resources of Alaska: Alaska Center for Energy and Power, Report for The National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
Alaska is home to significant renewable energy resources. Geothermal, wind, tidal, wave, hydro and even solar and biomass resources have the theoretical potential to not only meet the majority of Alaska?s in-state energy needs, but also provide tremendous economic and strategic opportunities for the State and the Nation. Despite the many opportunities for developing these resources, there are also significant barriers. Foremost among these challenges is the fact that many of Alaska?s renewable energy resources are stranded.
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