Kotzebue Electric Association

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Diary Of A Fishing Season

Kotzebue resident and Ruralite writer Seth Kantner spent the summer of 2003 fishing the waters of Kotzebue Sound, a lone commercial buyer in a fishery that hasn’t seen much action recently. He shares a few of his experiences and thoughts here.

KEA's Wind Farm to Grow

DECEMBER 2005 With thirteen wind turbines on-line, Kotzebue Electric is not looking back. Three more Entegrity Wind Systems generators are on the way north, according to General Manager Brad Reeve. Delivery is scheduled for December; installation for March and April 2006.

James Dulley: Landscaping Combines Beauty With Saving Energy

People tend to appreciate landscaping for its aesthetic value, but proper landscaping also affects the energy efficiency of your house. Proper landscaping includes the use of ground cover, dwarf and full-size shrubs, climbing vines and trees. Ground cover is typically some type of plant, grass or...

An Electric Rate Formula

A number of 'ingredients' go into the power bill utilities send customers

Conserving Electrical Resources

Using power wisely will reduce your bill and keep utility costs down

Landfill Gas Burns Bright

Waste conversion is a vital part of renewable energy mix

Survive the Surge

Protect electronics from costly damage

In Search of a Better Battery

Storage technology has not kept pace with other developments in the electricity sector

Making a Difference

Local utility staff benefit the community through their involvement

Replacing An Aging Workforce

During the next 10 years, as many as half of those now working at electric utilities are expected to retire.

Tax Credits For Homeowners

There is still time to take advantage of stimulus funds for qualifying energy-efficient projects

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Information

Welcome to Your Cooperative

Things to know as a member of a cooperative

Bringing Light to Kotzebue: The History of Kotzebue Electric Association

As you sit reading this on your computer screen, take a moment to think about how much of your day-to-day life is powered by electricity. At home, a host of appliances are probably hooked into electrical outlets around your house, including the computer you are using right now; at work, you might use a computer or some of the same appliances you use at home -- a coffee maker for instance....

Do Your Electric Bills Rise During the Winter?

We offer some tips to help you cut down on electric bills during the winter months.

Your Cooperative: How KEA Works For You

Take a quick look at the elements of a cooperative.

Energy Star Windows: Big Openings to Save Money

With a variety of manufacturers now producing windows, doors and skylights with the Energy Star label, consumers have a big opening to save money on their home and business energy bills.

Tips For Avoiding Internet Fraud

The National Consumer League offers these tips for doing business with companies over the Internet.

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Consumer Safety

Electrical Safety

Each year, many Americans are injured in and around their homes. Unsafe conditions such as overloaded circuits and damaged insulation can create fire hazards. We've compiled electrical safety tips here for your family's information.

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