Tight Cook Inlet natural gas supplies and tensions overseas mean Railbelt residents may need to conserve resources this winter. Dr. Spencer Perry spoke with @alaskasnewssource.com about the double-edged nature of high energy prices for Alaska. Read & watch: www.alaskasnewssource.com/2026/09/25/t...
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‘There’s nothing for tomorrow’: Cook Inlet gas crunch, global markets squeeze Alaska Railbelt grid
With winter fast approaching, state energy officials and economists are warning Alaskans along the Railbelt to prepare for potential power and heating conservation if severe, sustained cold settles ov...