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Alaska Renewable Power Project
Alaska Renewable Power Project
Clean Energy Power Project and Alaska Renewable Power Project work synchronously on the same mission-vision. Alaska Renewable Power Project is a branch of CEPP specifically working in the farthest state of Alaska with its own unique goal of preserving the pristine beauty of the last frontier and utilizing local Alaskan partners in helping with the transition to Renewable Energy. AKRPP operates autonomously but in partnership with CEPP in regards to implementation of projects and facilitations of outreach and trainings.
Our history
Alaska Renewable Power Project was created due to the necessity of bringing alternative energy sources to the last frontier. Home to untapped natural resources, geothermal power, hydropower, solar power, and wind power, Alaska has endless potential in renewable energy. The need to raise awareness was the key factor in the conception of AKRPP as we bring campaigns to lessen CO2 emissions in the atmosphere especially with the use of coal, gas, firewood, in the winter for heat. The ongoing mining, off-shore drilling, and disturbance of wildlife habitat has also been a concern for local Alaskans as more and more forests are disturbed while bringing infrastructure to the last frontier.
Our mission
Conserve, Preserve, and Reserve. Our mission to be on board with industrialization while keeping balance with preserving wildlife habitat, pristine waters, lush forests, and age-old glaciers. Vigilance on the declining glaciers, AKRPP aims to help combat climate change as we raise awareness on how to better use energy that is not harmful to the environment.
Our Board of Directors for Alaska Renewable Power Project
Deerdrei Vu
Scott Armstrong
Scott Armstrong
Deerdrei Vu is the founder and director of Clean Energy Power Project. She is a veteran public school teacher and has taught in rural Alaska for years. She has also shown great leadership a solar entrepreneur, training her sales organization. Her passion for clean energy is channeled in her mission to power the world with renewable energy.
Scott Armstrong
Scott Armstrong
Scott Armstrong
Scott Armstrong is a solar energy advisor and co-founder of Sun Solar Life, a solar sales organization that is affiliated with installers in different states. As a lifelong Anchorage local, he hopes to bring renewable in full force in Alaska. His passion is in educating homeowners and helping them transition to renewables.
Aleth Mangubat
Scott Armstrong
Aleth Mangubat
Aleth Mangubat has extensive experience in the public school setting and is a liaison for international movement for clean energy. Her expertise is in project management, budget and training.
board Members
Rhea Sheaburne
Baby Jeudy Dorzion
Rhea Sheaburne
Rhea Sheaburne is a local resident of Anchorage, Alaska. Her energy and activism enables her to work towards a cause. Having her as board member for AKRPP is a great addition as we help educate Alaskan Communities into transitioning to renewable.
Arian Austria
Baby Jeudy Dorzion
Rhea Sheaburne
Arian Austria has worked and studied in Utqiavik, Alaska and is very well versed with the ongoing challenges that rural Alaskan face. Her contribution to the organization is invaluable as she offer insights about the ongoing push for renewables.
Baby Jeudy Dorzion
Baby Jeudy Dorzion
Baby Jeudy Dorzion
Baby Jeudy Dorzion is a community servant and has since been an Anchorage resident for years. Jeudy is a successful business owner, mother, and wife. Her energy and passion for the betterment of the Alaska comunities drives her to advocate for the clean energy movement.
Projects and Upcoming Programs
Energy Smart and Mindful Youth Program
Alaska Renewable Power Project educate K-5 students on how to do their part in preserving our environment. The basic concept of recycling, cleaning the environment, and doing our share in preserving our nature bring in more awareness for young kids to be mindful of their carbon footprint. We talked about ways to minimize our dependence on fossil fuels and conserving energy.
K-12 Education About Renewable Energy
Alaska Renewable Power Project offers free lessons to K-12 students in an ongoing basis. Each curriculum is tailored to grade levels and population. Please feel free to reach out to us if you would want a classroom visit or a zoom visit via our Contact Page Below. We love going into your classroom or just sharing our passion for renewable energy.
Workforce Development
We offer workforce development and training for those who want to get in the renewable energy industry. We also connect our graduates with employers so that you can get on-the-job training as you complete the targeted skill sets to be an expert in one of the renewable energy fields.
1. Solar Energy Consultant
2. Solar Installer
3. Renewable Campaign Manager
4. Wind Turbine Technician
5. Renewable Virtual Assistant
Check out: www.smartsolaradvisors.org for specific courses.