Summary of 2006 Southcentral Energy Forum

Authors

• Pamela Cravez
• Scott Goldsmith
• Peter Larsen

Files

Description

Nearly 70% of Alaskans rely on relatively inexpensive natural gas from Cook Inlet. That gas heats homes and businesses, generates electricity, and fuels industrial processes. But growing demand has depleted 80% of the known Cook Inlet gas reserves. Many Alaskans are concerned about where Southcentral Alaska will get affordable energy in the future. The information presented here is not a product of ISER research. It is a summary of statements, opinions, and projections of those attending the forum.

Publication Date

4-17-2006

Keywords

southcentral Alaska, energy research, utilities

Recommended Citation

Cravez, Pamela; Goldsmith, Scott; and Larsen, Peter, "Summary of 2006 Southcentral Energy Forum" (2006). Reports. 338.
https://scholarworks.alaska.edu/uaa_iser_reports/338

Handle

http://hdl.handle.net/11122/12127