Study suggests renewables may be the railbelt's cheapest energy option

Currently two-thirds of the electricity on the Railbelt is generated from Cook Inlet natural gas.
But with a gas shortfall looming, utilities are scrambling to develop new plans to continue producing electricity, including boosting renewable energy.
Alaska Public Media’s Kavitha George reports on what is possible.
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