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Bristol Bay Region Rural & Alternative Energy Study Energy for Rural Alaskans Framing the Issues Summer 2011 Bristol Bay Native Association 7,214 Population 31 Tribes 27 Communities 16 - Lake & Pen Borough 3 - Bristol Bay Borough

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Bristol Bay Region

Rural & Alternative Energy Study Energy for Rural Alaskans – Framing the Issues Summer 2011

Bristol Bay Native Association

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7,214 Population 31 Tribes 27 Communities

The Mission of BBNA is to maintain and promote a strong regional organization supported by the Tribes of Bristol Bay to serve as a unified voice to provide social, economic, cultural, educational

  • pportunities and initiatives to

benefit the Tribes and the Native people of the Bristol Bay.

16 - Lake & Pen Borough 3 - Bristol Bay Borough 12 - Other

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  • Bristol Bay Alternative Energy Task Force
  • Bristol Bay Partnership
  • Bristol Bay Economic Action Summit
  • Bristol Bay Energy Policy & Implementation Strategy
  • Bristol Bay Native Association’s Programs
  • Bristol Bay Regional Vision Project
  • Energy in Bristol Bay

Outline Today

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  • Lead by Bristol Bay Native Association
  • Met from 1996-2005 (2x a year)
  • 15 Members Strong
  • Discussed Various Alternative Energy Sources
  • Conclusion: At that time, alternative energy sources

not cost-effective relative to the price of fuel.

Bristol Bay Alternative Energy Task Force

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Bristol Bay Partnership

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  • Energy, Transportation,

Tourism & Jobs

  • ENERGY GROUP
  • Diesel Independence
  • Reduce kWh Rates
  • PCE Endowment Fund
  • Energy Assistance
  • Bulk Fuel Storage/Fuel

Cooperatives

  • Regional Energy Plan

Bristol Bay Economic Action Summit - 2006

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Bristol Bay Energy Policy

The intent of the Bristol Bay Energy Policy is to reach the goal of affordable, reliable, safe and long-term energy and to realize energy self-sufficiency and security that supports and sustains the well-being of the Bristol Bay people and communities and that promotes economic development

  • pportunities.
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Implementation Strategy

  • 1. Energy Assistance Programs
  • Electric & Heat Subsidy Programs
  • PCE Endowment Fund
  • Energy Development Fund
  • 2. Transition Towards Diesel Independence
  • Recognition Diesel Around for Some Time
  • Fuel Monitoring Program
  • Proper Training
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Implementation Strategy

  • 3. Energy Efficiency & Conservation
  • Support & Encourage Incentives
  • Education & Outreach
  • 4. On-Shore Exploration
  • Support & Encourage Private, State & Federal

Lands Exploration of Traditional Energy Sources

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Implementation Strategy

  • 5. Electric Interties
  • Sub-Regional & Regional Interties
  • Railbelt Tie-Ins
  • Statewide Energy Grid
  • 6. Exploration of Alternative Energy Sources
  • 7. Plan Collectively
  • Encourage Partnerships
  • Regional Energy Authority
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  • Tribal Energy Program
  • Disseminate Information
  • Facilitate Partnerships
  • Advocate & Represent
  • Manage Energy Projects
  • Energy Assistance Programs
  • LIHEAP/AKHAP/CITGO
  • 48 Percent Increase
  • Upgrades/Repairs

Bristol Bay Native Association

  • Leading by Example
  • Alaska Commercial Energy Audit Program
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SWAMC

  • Energy Task Force
  • Resolutions to

Policymakers

  • “Energy Savers Tips for

Rural Alaska” (2nd Edition)

SWAMC, UAF-BBC, L&P BOROUGH, BBNC

UAF-Bristol Bay Campus

  • Sustainable Energy Initiative
  • Energy Efficiency Building

Technologies

  • Occupational Endorsement in

Sustainable Energy

  • The Lake and Peninsula Borough Regional Energy Plan
  • Bristol Bay Native Corporation (wind resource assessments)
  • Sustainable Energy Council of Alaska Peninsula (SECAP)
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Bristol Bay Regional Vision Project

  • Guided by Bristol Bay Partnership
  • 8 commissioners appointed
  • 27 communities in 9 months
  • Each community addressed the same set of

questions using electronic voting technology called Consensor™

  • The values were recorded and form the basis of

the Vision

  • 78% support active investment in Renewable

Energy & Conservation

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Energy in Bristol Bay - Electric

11 7 5 1 2 1

Utility Ownership

Cooperative Village Council City Village Corporation Private No Grid 24 1 1 1

Power Cost Equalization

PCE No-PCE Flat Rates No Grid

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Energy in Bristol Bay - Electric

95.00 48.80 70.59 61.24 32.19 29.03 40.00 25.88 14.12 0.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 60.00 70.00 80.00 90.00 100.00 Average Residential Rate PCE Rate Effective Residential Rate

2010 PCE Bristol Bay Region

High Average Low

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Energy in Bristol Bay - Electric

0.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 60.00 70.00 80.00 90.00 100.00

Average Residential Rate PCE Rate Effective Residential Rate

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Energy in Bristol Bay – Space Heating

Source: Current Community Conditions: Fuel Prices Across Alaska, Department of Commerce, Community & Economic Development, Division of Community and Regional Affairs, Report to the Director

$8.06 $6.26 $6.75 $10.00 $6.16 $6.80 $2.60 $5.65 $5.46 $5.27 $4.94 $4.19 $4.16 $1.83 $4.03 $4.27 $3.65 $3.45 $3.30 $3.59 $1.40 $0.00 $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $12.00 Northwest Western Bristol Bay Interior Gulf Coast Southeast Northern

Heating Fuel #1 Prices

High Average Low

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Energy in Bristol Bay – Space Heating

$- $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $3.65 $4.67 $4.85 $5.18 $5.80 $6.00 $6.75

Heating Fuel #1 Prices (01/2011)

Source: Current Community Conditions: Fuel Prices Across Alaska, Department of Commerce, Community & Economic Development, Division of Community and Regional Affairs, Report to the Director

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Energy in Bristol Bay - Transportation

Source: Current Community Conditions: Fuel Prices Across Alaska, Department of Commerce, Community & Economic Development, Division of Community and Regional Affairs, Report to the Director

$8.00 $6.62 $7.25 $10.00 $8.10 $6.56 $5.18 $5.99 $5.92 $5.82 $5.27 $5.17 $4.47 $4.15 $4.55 $5.09 $3.82 $3.67 $4.00 $3.37 $3.40 $- $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $12.00 Northwest Western Bristol Bay Interior Northern Gulf Coast Southeast

Gasoline Prices

High Average Low

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Energy in Bristol Bay - Transportation

$- $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 $3.82 $5.03 $5.21 $6.00 $6.70 $6.73 $7.25

Gasoline Prices (01/2011)

Source: Current Community Conditions: Fuel Prices Across Alaska, Department of Commerce, Community & Economic Development, Division of Community and Regional Affairs, Report to the Director

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Energy in Bristol Bay – Total Energy

48% 40% 12%

Total Energy Averages

Heat Electric Transportation

Source: Alaska Energy, a first step toward energy independence, Alaska Energy Authority and Alaska Center for Energy and Power

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23% 53% 24% Total Energy (Personal Use) - 2010 Electric Heat Transportation

Personal Example – Total Energy

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Current Renewable Energy Systems

Kokhanok Wind (2010) (2) 90 kW Vestas V-17 High Penetration Perryville Wind (2009) (10) 2.4 kW Skystream 13,361 KWh Non-Diesel 2010 PCE Data 4% Diesel Offset Pilot Point Wind (2004) (2) 10 kW Bergey 5,690 kWh Non-Diesel 2010 PCE Data 1.4% Diesel Offset Port Heiden Wind (2004) (1) 10 kW Bergey Ugashik Wind/Solar (2) 2.5 kW Proven (1) 2.2 kW Solar PV Iliamna-Newhalen- Nondalton Hydro (Tazimina, 1998) 824 kW (capable of 1.4 MW) 2,899,517 kWh Non-Diesel 2010 PCE Data – 121% Diesel Offset

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Renewable Energy Projects in Action

Project Name Applicant Project Type Round Lake & Pen Borough Wind Feasibility Lake & Peninsula Borough Wind Round I Chignik Lake Area Wind-Hydro Final Design Lake & Peninsula Borough Wind Round I Lake & Pen Wood Heating Final Design Lake & Peninsula Borough Biomass Round I Indian Creek Hydro Feasibility Study City of Chignik Hydro Round I Lake Elva Hydropower Construction NETC Hydro Round I Chignik Lagoon Hydroelectric Final Design Chignik Lagoon Power Utility Hydro Round I Kvichak River Igiugig Electric Company Ocean/River Round II Nushagak Area Hydropower Project NETC Hydro Round III New Stuyahok Wind-Feasibility Analysis AVEC Wind Round III Pilot Point Wind Power & Heat City of Pilot Point Wind Round III Port Heiden Wind Turbine Project Lake & Peninsula Borough Wind Round IV Lake & Peninsula Wood Boilers Lake & Peninsula Borough Biomass Round IV Koliganek Wind & Heat Recovery Feasibility Study Koliganek Tribal Council Wind Round IV Kokhanok Wind Diesel Project Lake & Peninsula Borough/Village Council Wind n/a Southwest Alaska Regional Geothermal Project NEA Geothermal n/a

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Energy Efficiency in Bristol Bay

  • Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grant (EECBG)
  • All 31 Tribes applied (using same service provider as State)
  • BBNA administering on behalf of 15 Tribes
  • Village End-use Efficiency Measures Program (AEA)
  • Ekwok
  • Chignik Lake
  • Port Heiden
  • Pedro Bay
  • Levelock
  • New Stuyahok
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Bristol Bay Native Association

Energy Efficiency in Bristol Bay

  • Alaska Small Cities Energy Efficiency & Conservation

Block Grant (AEA)

  • BB Borough
  • L&P Borough
  • Egegik
  • Chignik Bay
  • Port Heiden
  • Aleknagik
  • Clarks Point
  • Dillingham
  • Pilot Point
  • Manokotak
  • Newhalen
  • Togiak
  • Nondalton
  • Village Energy Efficiency Program (AEA)
  • Chignik Bay
  • Manokotak
  • Kokhanok
  • Togiak
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 Energy Assistance Programs

 Immediate & Necessary Relief

 Energy Efficiency & Conservation Programs

 Immediate Results & Cost-Effective

 Alternative Energy Programs

 Take Time, Depend on Financing & Relative to Fuel Prices

 Regional Approach

 Technical & Financial Assistance Needed

 Alaskan Solution to Project Financing

 IPP & Other For-Profit Models  Economies of Scale

Take Away Points

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Thank You!

Melody Nibeck-Edgmon Tribal Energy Program Manager Bristol Bay Native Association P.O. Box 310 Dillingham, AK 99576