Anchorage Home Builders Association

The Alaska Power Association (APA) is the statewide trade association representing electric utilities that supply power to over half a million Alaskans, from Utqiagvik to Unalaska. With a mission to assist its members in delivering electric energy and related services at the best value, APA is committed to educating and addressing Alaska's unique energy needs through innovative solutions. Governed by a board of directors comprised of representatives from electric cooperatives and municipal utilities, more than 90 percent of Alaskans receive electricity from these publicly owned entities. APA actively explores emerging technologies in clean renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar, to meet the challenges posed by Alaska's distinctive conditions. Generated from the website

The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) is a leading organization in the electrical industry, responsible for providing power, lighting, and communication solutions to buildings and communities across the United States. With a rich history dating back to 1901, NECA has been instrumental in fostering trade, reforming industry practices, and ensuring public safety. NECA represents a diverse membership of electrical contractors, ranging from small businesses to large multinational companies. Through its national and regional offices, as well as local chapters, NECA supports the industry through advocacy, education, research, and standards development. NECA contractors are known for their expertise in traditional and integrated electrical systems, offering innovative solutions to meet the evolving needs of their customers.Generated from the website

RDC is the Resource Development Council for Alaska, Inc, a statewide, non-profit, membership-funded organization made up of businesses and individuals from all resource sectors (oil and gas, mining, fishing, timber, and tourism), as well as Native corporations, support sectors, labor unions, and local governments. Through RDC these interests work together to promote and support responsible development of Alaska's resources. RDC was formed in 1975, originally as the Organization for Management of Alaska's Resources (OMAR). After three years working to obtain a trans-Alaska gas pipeline, RDC changed its name to reflect its broader agenda of education and advocacy on all resource issues in Alaska. RDC works for all resource sectors, including mining, oil and gas, fisheries, timber and tourism. RDC provides forums for policy debate and analysis to help guide Alaska in these areas, as well as in land use, transportation, power development, international trade and economic development.