Coal-Powered Energy Research at the University of Alaska Fairbanks
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Coal-Powered Energy Research at the University of Alaska Fairbanks
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In Fairbanks, four trainloads of coal arrive every day to power and heat the University of Alaska campus that's known for its cutting-edge research on integrating renewable energy technologies. Building a brand new coal-fired power plant in the 21st century was, to put it mildly, a controversial decision. But believe me when I tell you—we researched the heck out of it. Today on the show, I'll walk you through the backstory of how, when it came time to replace our campus power plant, we ticked through all our options and ended up with the newest coal plant in the country — and, some would argue, possibly the last.
People: Brian Rogers, former University of Alaska Fairbanks Chancellor; Matt Titus, University of Alaska Fairbanks Utility Services
Places: University of Alaska Fairbanks
Technology/Concepts: utilidor, coal-fired power plant
Closing the Gap is hosted by Gwen Holdmann. Tony Williams is our producer and engineer. Jennifer Pemberton is our writer and editor. Music is from Blue Dot Sessions.
News story from the ribbon cutting ceremony of the new UAF coal plant by Ravenna Koenig, Alaska's Energy Desk