Ms. Wilber leads the Beneficial and Equitable Electrification initiative at the Alaska Center for Energy and Power. The BEE initiative looks at the electrification of currently or previously non-electrified energy loads in Alaska, such as transportation and heating, in order to harness local, sustainable and cost-effective energy resources for all.
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