Why renewable energy in the Arctic can have a global impact
The Arctic is uniquely positioned to serve as a global testbed for renewable energy systems — but that also comes with complications.
September 2, 2020
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When the words “Arctic” and “energy” appear together, they usually conjure up images of massive fossil fuel projects — either existing ones such as the oil fields of Prudhoe Bay in Alaska and the gas fields of Russia’s Yamal Peninsula, or controversies about prospective ones, such as drilling in Norway’s offshore Barents Sea waters and Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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