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Governor Mike Dunleavy addressed the future of energy in Alaska on Monday, joined by industry leaders to discuss strategies for meeting the state’s energy needs.

In Anchorage, Governor Mike Dunleavy, alongside other state and energy industry leaders, discussed Alaska’s energy future, with a focus on the challenges and opportunities in the Cook Inlet. While the gas supply from the Inlet is dwindling, officials remain optimistic, emphasizing that there are still possibilities for innovation and exploration in the region.

The Governor highlighted the importance of collaboration in addressing Alaska’s energy needs, emphasizing that an “all-hands-on-deck” approach is necessary to ensure sustainability. He also pointed out Alaska’s unique geographical and logistical challenges.

“As a state, we’re stranded at the top of the world,” Governor Dunleavy said. “We have a population that rivals most counties in the lower 48. We have to generate our own electricity, we have to transport it, distribute it, …