As winter approaches, Southcentral Alaska utilities are worried about running short of gas
Larry Jorgensen is hoping for a warm winter. As the head of power production for Homer Electric Association, he’s the man responsible for keeping the lights on in most of the Kenai Peninsula. As winter approaches in Southcentral Alaska, his job is about to become tougher. Homer Electric relies on natural gas from Enstar, the […]
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