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alaskasnewssource.com
Interior Secretary announces Rural Alaska Energy Security Task Force
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTUU/KTVF) - A new federal task force focusing on Alaska’s energy development was announced by Alaska’s congressional delegation and the Department of the Interior secretary in Fairbanks on Saturday. Dozens of residents and stakeholders gathered at the Fairbanks Pipeline Training Center (FPTC) to hear about developments...
arctictoday.com
After 10-year truce, a major tax dispute looms over the trans-Alaska pipeline system
Hundreds of millions of dollars in property taxes for the state, the North Slope and Fairbanks boroughs and the city of Valdez could be at stake. Is the value of the trans-Alaska pipeline system $2.8 billion, or $10.3 billion? Or is it $20 billion?. This week, a state review board...
akbizmag.com
New CEO, Leadership at Mt. McKinley Bank
The oldest and largest full-service local community bank in Fairbanks, North Pole, and Delta Junction marks more than sixty years of service with a change in its top leadership. Mt. McKinley Bank, with assets of $640.7 million, named some new chiefs upon the retirement of longtime CEO Patty Mongold. David...
thebusinessdownload.com
Golden Valley Electric Association Focuses On Reliable Renewables In Alaska
Golden Valley Electric Association (GVEA) has served customers and employed Alaskans since the 1940s. In fact, the company notes that it is now “one of the largest employers in Interior Alaska,” and that “these jobs secure and enable the backbone of this area’s economy by providing power to our mining and tourism industries.” Since its humble beginnings, the association has also increasingly embraced renewable energy for power generation.
northernjournal.com
After 10-year truce, a major tax dispute looms over the trans-Alaska pipeline system
Is the value of the trans-Alaska pipeline system $2.8 billion, or $10.3 billion? Or is it $20 billion?. This week, a state review board will hold a formal hearing to determine which figure is the right one — with major financial implications for state government and the three municipalities along the pipeline system’s route.
nordicinsights.news
Job Posting: Nordic Ski Club of Fairbanks Seeks Head Coach for Junior Program
The following job posting is from the fine folks at Nordic Ski Club of Fairbanks. While the rest of their job listing is obviously posted verbatim, I will editorialize only that I have trained and raced broadly in this country, and that Birch Hill, their home venue, is my favorite place in the country to ski race. Fwiw. Here’s NSCF:
deltawindonline.com
David Durham appointed president and CEO of Mt. McKinley Bank
David Durham, formerly of Delta Junction, has been appointed president and chief executive officer of Mt. McKinley Bank. Durham succeeds longtime CEO Patty Mongold, who retires after an extraordinary 50-year career with the bank. Her leadership helped shape Mt. McKinley Bank into a strong, community-focused financial institution dedicated to serving Interior Alaska.
webcenterfairbanks.com
dermotcole.com
Glenfarne should get no tax break unless Fairbanks gets a pipeline connection
The Dunleavy administration is now saying that a gas line spur to connect Fairbanks to the proposed LNG export project would cost about $250 million. Fairbanks consumers and utilities would have to pay the $250 million under the scheme that Gov. Mike Dunleavy and the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation have promoted for years.