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Recycling
The NAPA auto parts store on Tongass Avenue accepts and recycles car batteries, which makes it that much easier to properly dispose of old vehicles using Ketchikan's Junk Vehicle Program. Energy EfficiencyAlaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) offers financial assistance to help Alaskans reduce their energy bills and make their homes more energy efficient. For more information on current programs in Ketchikan, visit the AHFC website or call The Home Energy Rebate & Weatherization Hotline at 1.877.325.2508. Renewable EnergyProduce your own, clean energy and live off the grid! Alaska Energy Authority's "Renewable Energy Atlas of Alaska" shows potential renewable energy resources all over the state. Order a free copy by contacting Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP) at 907.929.7770 or download a version here. AEA has also prepared a Wind Resource Summary specifically for Ketchikan. Alaska Sun is a coalition of solar businesses, academics, and interested individuals working toward a renewable energy future for Alaska. Established in May 2001, its funding originally came through the National Million Solar Roofs Coalition monies from the U.S. Department of Energy. Its site is now maintained by UAF's Cooperative Extension Service and is dedicated to promoting renewable energy for Alaska. ABS Alaskan, Inc. maintains a site that discusses renewable energy options, remote power products, tax credits and intertie incentives throughout Alaska. TransportationRide the bus! Visit the Transit system website or call 907.225.8726 or 907.247.5541. More InformationClimate, global warming, and daylight charts and data for Ketchikan in 2007 are available here. |