By Rick Whitbeck, Alaska State Director Alaskans understand that extreme weather, including below-zero temperatures, feet of snowfall in a...
If the eco-left has its way, the majority of Alaska’s population will be powered and heated not by its...
When he isn’t faking ‘being green’ by staging a bike ride to a cabinet meeting, or bungling the fallout...
When then-President Barack Obama named Anchorage’s Sharon Gleason to an open seat in the U.S. District Court in 2012,...
The last two weeks notwithstanding, it has been a lackluster summer so far throughout most of Alaska, with temperatures...
Let’s play a quick word association game. I say “Patagonia”, and you’ll probably say “outdoor clothing”, “microfleece”, “all-weather gear”,...
Finally! With story after story unfolding about the hundreds of billions of dollars being wasted on ‘green’ energy projects...
For nearly 50 years, Alaska’s lone Congressman, Don Young, fiercely advocated for responsible development of Alaska’s natural resources. Young...
If you think about it – really hard – you could possibly see the rationale behind holding a two-day...
No matter how much lipstick is put on a pig, it is still a pig at its core. That...
In spite of the Biden Administration’s attempts to stifle it, Alaska’s resource development future is exceptionally bright. From oil...
Congresswoman Mary Peltola (D-AK) hasn’t always made votes that Power The Future would say are pro-energy and pro-Alaska in...
It’s almost become comical. A Washington Post story this week bemoaned the end of permanent ice in the Arctic’s...
Admitted tree spiker and domestic terrorist Tracy Stone-Manning, whose current job as Director of the Bureau of Land Management...
Despite yearslong pushback from small businesses, manufacturers, and consumers, Congress is once again considering carbon border adjustment tax legislation...
Power is attained by having those who support you show up. In the case of the Chugach Electric board,...
With more coastline than the rest of the U.S. combined, over 365,000 miles via 12,000 rivers flowing through the...
Since taking office the Biden Administration has done everything it can to thwart Alaska’s energy future. On day one...
Mining has a rich history in Alaska, with many of our state’s cities and towns originating from the gold...
When Russia invaded Ukraine just over a year ago, it set into motion a shuffling of global energy supplies...
As the Alaska Legislature barrels toward the end of its regular session, several energy bills are among those being...
Same song, different day. Alaska’s legislators are about to overhaul the state’s oil tax laws based on the worst...
Late yesterday, without much fanfare, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Pacific Division ruled that its Alaska Division erred...
