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.

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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UAF, Electric Utility Collaborate to Overhaul Kotzebue Energy Monitoring System

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Register for Exciting Online Energy Classes

Student Internships Now Available To Support Tribal Energy Projects

ACEP Welcomes Jeff Fisher to the Team

Arctic Dual Hood Featured in Startup Week

Graduate Scholarships, Fellowships, Jobs and Career Fairs

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ACEP in the News

| CleanTechnica - Heating & Cooling Are a Challenge for Electric Vehicles

| ADN - As the number of electric vehicles grows in Alaska, a charging station corridor is in the works

| EurekAlert - Moving water could replace diesel energy in remote communities

| KTOO - Tok’s electric school bus performs well, even at 40 below zero

| Alaska Public Media - Alaska’s first electric-powered school bus is performing well – even at 40 below

| Electrek - Here's how Alaska's only electric school bus is performing in temps as low as -40F

| KTOO - Rate changes could help businesses host electric vehicle chargers

| ADN - Infrastructure bill to bring billions to Alaska for roads, ports and broadband

| KUAC - Air Force plans to build small nuclear power plant on Eielson

| NewsMiner - Energy Expert Explains Eielson's Upcoming Microreactor

| The Drive - This Alaskan Air Base Will Host an Experimental Mini Nuclear Reactor

| 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

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Alaska Center for Energy and Power
University of Alaska Fairbanks
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Fairbanks, Alaska 99775-5910
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E-mail: ACEP.info@alaska.edu

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