Alaska Center for Energy and Power (ACEP)

ACEP’s 21 dedicated staff and 25 affiliated researchers ensure our research is relevant and world class.

Alaska leading the way in innovative production, distribution, and management of energy.

Solving Alaska’s Energy Challenges.

ACEP Offers Unique Testing Environments and Data Management Services.

ACEP Offices are currently closed to visitors and we apologize for the inconvenience. Many of our staff and faculty are working from home and some remain in the office, please bear with us as we work through this trying time.

The Alaska Center for Energy and Power (ACEP) based at the University of Alaska Fairbanks is dedicated to applied energy research and testing focused on lowering the cost of energy throughout Alaska and developing economic opportunities for the State, its residents, and its industries.

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ACEP Research in a Nutshell

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2021 Railbelt Net Metering Update

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Live Data from Solar Test Site

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AK Nuclear Energy Working Group

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Alaska Electric Vehicle Workshop Report

Interactive Electric Vehicle Map

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ACEP's Community Videos

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ACEP Utility Student Internship

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ACEP This Week

Yukon Microgrid to Receive Real-Time Data Dashboard

Annalise Klein, ACEP’s Alaska Fellow, Brings a Rich Background in STEM Education

Graduate Scholarships, Fellowships, Jobs and Career Fairs

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ACEP in the News

| TheDriven - Tritium deploys EV charger in Alaska able to cope with minus 40°C temperatures

| ADN - America’s ‘Last Frontier’ is pioneering our clean energy future

| Fairbanks Daily Newsminer - Energy Secretary to Alaska: 'You have the solutions'

| Alaska Business Magazine - Educating Industry Private sector leans on University for innovation, answers

| KDLL - Rate change could make vehicle charging stations more affordable

| Microgridknowledge - How to Bring Microgrids to Areas Without Electricity

| ADN - https://www.adn.com/business-economy/2021/06/03/changes-in-alaska-electricity-pricing-could-make-vehicle-charging-stations-more-affordable

| Alaska Business Monthly — Interest in Alaska’s Geothermal Resources Is Heating Up

| KTVF — Follow the riddles and learn some science in a campus-wide scavenger hunt at UAF

| Fairbanks Daily News-Miner — Improving food, energy and water security in rural Alaska

| ThinkGeoenergy - Re-awakening interest in geothermal energy in Alaska?

| ADN - Improving food, energy and water security in rural Alaska

| Alaska Public Media - How to get more rural Southeast homes on heat pumps? A special rate could help, study says

| Patch - Anchorage Chamber Of Commerce: Chugach Members Elect New Director

| kdll.org - Econ 919 — Energy companies eyeing Cook Inlet's Mount Spurr

| U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski - Alaska Communities Selected for Clean Energy Solutions Pilot Project

| Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - Powering up Fairbanks: Solar initiative project is making it easier for homeowners to make the switch

| Alaska Journal of Commerce - Could small-scale nuclear power be a part of Alaska’s future energy mix?

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Alaska Center for Energy and Power
University of Alaska Fairbanks
PO Box 755910
Fairbanks, Alaska 99775-5910
Phone: 907.474.5402
Fax: 907.474.5475
E-mail: ACEP.info@alaska.edu

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