Joe Bovee, Vice-President Bruce Cain, Director of Projects, PO Box 649 Glennallen, AK 99588 907-822-3476. Jason Hoke, Executive Director Copper Valley.

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Joe Bovee, Vice-President Bruce Cain, Director of Projects, PO Box 649 Glennallen, AK Jason Hoke, Executive Director Copper Valley Development Association Regional ARDOR PO Box 9 Glennallen, AK Rural Energy: Public-Private Partnerships Working to Develop Affordable Energy

Copper Valley Snapshot Primarily “Unorganized” Borough w/no Municipalities 20,649 sq. miles (about the size of Ohio) 23 communities, 8 Tribal Gov’ts (including Cantwell) and 2 Native Corps Approximately 3,000 residents and declining rapidly. Road-belt with Rural Lifestyle and EXPENSES.

Non- State Money for Energy Development State monies utilized to leverage Federal Dollars through ARDOR is $1 to $4 for energy. Private Sector investment is approximately $3 Million last year alone. Small Business Dollars in Energy Upgrades/ Efficiencies approximately $1 million (with some USDA-REAP assistance)

Opportunities Regional Energy Plan with AEA Regional Energy Plan with AEA Intertie with the Rail and Road BeltIntertie with the Rail and Road Belt Natural Gas DevelopmentNatural Gas Development LNG Feasibility Project Linked with the Interior Energy Plan (IEP)LNG Feasibility Project Linked with the Interior Energy Plan (IEP) AK LNG ProjectAK LNG Project Other Resources- Hydro, Biomass, Solar, Wind, GeothermalOther Resources- Hydro, Biomass, Solar, Wind, Geothermal

Cooperation & Collaboration Copper Valley Public-Private Sector Partners: Copper Valley Development Association, Ahtna Inc., Copper River School District, Copper Valley Electric Association, Chitina Corp., Chitina Electric, Alaska Power &Telephone, Crowley, Alaska Division of Forestry, BLM, NPS-Wrangell- St. Elias, USDA-Rural Development, US Economic Development Administration, AEA, Dept. of Energy-Office of Indian Energy, ANTHC, Copper River Native Association, Crossroad Medical Clinic, Copper River Basin Housing Authority, Nelchina- Mendeltna Community Association, Tolsona Community Association, Glennallen Improvement Corp, Tazlina Residents Association, Native Village of Tazlina, Native Village of Kluti-Kaah, Silver Springs Association, Copper Center Community Association, Native Village of Gakona, Gakona Residents, Copper River Basin Child Advocacy Center, Native Village of Gulkana, Native Village of Cheesh’Na, Mt. Sanford Tribal Consortium, Slana Residents Association, Native Village of Mentasta, Kenny Lake League, Native Village of Chitina, McCarthy Community Association, American Villages of Alaska, Tazlina Trading Post, Tonsina Lodge, Wolf Solar Electric, Fischer Fuels, Gulkana Fuels, Native Village of Cantwell. Energy is the Tie that Binds Rural Alaska! Thank you for your time and dedication.