ACEP Director Gwen Holdmann Wins a Seat on REAP Board of Directors

ACEP Director Gwen Holdmann has been chosen to fill one of the three vacancies recently opened on the Renewable Energy Alaska Project’s (REAP) Board of Directors.  Gwen was notified about winning the seat on January 10^th.  She plans to attend REAP’s first Board of Director’s meeting of the new year in Anchorage on January 16^th.

REAP was formed in 2004 by Executive Director Chris Rose with the goal of promoting the use of renewable energy in Alaska. It has since grown to include more than 80 organizational members representing a diverse coalition of small and large Alaska electric utilities, environmental groups, consumer groups, businesses, Alaska Native organizations, and municipal, state and federal entities. REAP was Alaska’s first and remains its only education and advocacy group focused solely on renewable energy. Over the last nine years, it has become an important voice on both renewable energy and energy efficiency.

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Photo Caption:  ACEP Director, Gwen Holdmann.

Photo courtesy of T. Paris, ACEP/UAF