Energy efficiency and conservation (EE&C) are the low hanging fruit of efforts to meet sustainable energy goals.  In Alaska, a defining energy goal is to improve energy efficiency by 15% between 2010 and 2020.  AEA focuses its end use energy efficiency program activities on commercial buildings, public buildings, industrial facilities, and electrical efficiency.  Additionally, AEA organizes the collaborative multi-stakeholder group called the Alaska Energy Efficiency Partnership [hyperlink “Alaska Energy Efficiency Partnership” to http://www.akenergyefficiency.org/about.   AEA also addresses generation efficiency through its Rural Power System Upgrade Program (RPSU).

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AEA Energy Efficiency and Conservation programs and projects

• Alaska Commercial Energy Audit Program
• Alaska Energy Efficiency Partnership
  
• Building Energy Monitors pilot project
  
• Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants (EECBG)
  
• Energy Efficiency Tool Loan Kit Program
  
• Industrial Energy Efficiency Audits for Seafood Processing
  
• Leading by example: Alaska Energy Authority’s office building efficiency improvements
  
• Public Education and Outreach
  
• Village Energy Efficiency Program (VEEP)
  
• DOE Grant Narrative: Biggest State to Biggest Saver: Energy Efficiency
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Opportunities and Information

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For more information contact:

Sean Skaling, Project Manager
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Program
Tel. 907-771-3079     Fax 907-771-3044
Email: sskaling@aidea.org

Katie Conway, Assistant Project Manager
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Program
Tel. 907-771-3078     Fax 907-771-3044
Email: kconway@aidea.org

Rebecca Garrett, Project Development Specialist
Tel. 907-771-3042     Fax 907-771-3044
Email: rgarrett@aidea.org