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Compliance Solutions NFPA 70E® compliance solutions NPC Energy Services is your full service electrical contractor providing inside electrical, communications, and outside line construction services. Within those businesses we specialize in Electrical Preventative Maintenance and NFPA 70e compliance solutions. • Arc Flash Hazard & Incident • Training and PPE Energy Analysis • World-class Energy and • Electrical Preventive Transportation Infrastructure Maintenance (EPM) Construction Services • Secure online documentation npcesllc.com CONTENTS TABLE OF TABLE Northern Powerline Constructors, Inc. is Alaska’s full service medium and high voltage construction and maintenance contractor. Transmission, overhead and underground distribution, and substation construction and modifications are our specialty. SUBSTATIONS // TRANSMISSION LINES UNDERGROUND AND OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS UNDERGROUND AND OVERHEAD FIBER OPTIC CABLE INSTALLATION NORTHERNPOWERLINE.COM A Multidisciplinary TABLE OF TABLE CONTENTS Engineering and Design Firm Delivering a Full-spectrum of Professional Services to Utility, Government, and Industry Clients Around the Globe. Electric Power Systems, Inc. (EPS) delivers comprehensive consulting engineer, design, and construction administration services to clients throughout Alaska, Hawaii, the Continental United States, and across the Pacific Rim. We have especially strong expertise in all aspects of electric power systems. Studies and Planning SCADA, Automation, Control, and Communications Engineering and Design Civil and Structural Engineering Construction Administration Testing, Maintenance, and Power Generation and Protection Troubleshooting Transmission and Distribution Acceptance Testing and Systems Commissioning Substations and Switchgear Owner Representation at Factory Testing Fuel Systems and HVAC Energy Recovery Systems Heating and Cooling Systems Process and Systems Control Power Plants Industry Leader in Islanded Power Utility, Industry, and Government System Study, Engineering, and Clients Design EPS serves clients around the world from offices in: Alaska • Washington • Kansas Electric Power Systems, Inc. Corporate Headquarters: 3305 Arctic Blvd. Suite 201 Anchorage, AK 99503 Ph: (907) 522-1953 Fax: (907) 522-1182 www.epsinc.com TABLE OF CONTENTS ALASKA POWER ASSOCIATION Mission Statement & History 5 Membership Benefits 6 Offices 8 Staff 9 Board of Directors 10 Executive Committee 14 Standing Committees 15 Related Organizations 19 ARECA INSURANCE EXCHANGE Mission Statement 23 Subscribers 24 Board of Trustees 25 Officers 27 ARECA Insurance Management, Inc. 28 Investment Review Committee 30 MEMBERS Active Members 33 Associate Members 69 Supporting Members 89 RESOURCES Alaska’s Congressional Delegation 107 Resource Organizations 108 2018 Meetings and Events 114 2018 Office Holidays 115 Award Recipients 116 Political Action Committee 117 Youth Programs 118 Index of Members 119 Index of Advertisers 122 ALASKA POWER ASSOCIATION 2018 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY Alaska Power Association 703 W. Tudor Road, Suite 200 Anchorage, AK 99503 P: (907) 771-5700 F: (907) 561-5547 alaskapower.org Published, Designed and Produced by Ruralite Services, Inc 5605 NE Elam Young Pkwy Hillsboro, OR 97124 P: (503) 317-2105 ruraliteservices.org Editor Antoinette Mancini Publisher Ruralite Services Designer Duy Mai Advertising Sales Michael Shepard Cover Photo: Michael Janes, AE&P All rights reserved. This directory may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, without express permission of Alaska Power Association. The Aldrich Group offers a broad range of professional services for management consulting, utility rate, cost of service, rate design and cost allocation studies. ALASKA POWER ASSOCIATION ® 800 East Dimond Blvd, #3-670 aldrichadvisors.com Anchorage, Alaska 99515 907-522-2130 Energy & Resource Economics Consulting Services for the Energy Industry • Energy Systems Development • Load Forecasts and Business Planning • Production, Transmission & DistributionE& Planning • Energy Technology, Renewables & Storage • Regulatory Policy • Revenue Requirement and Rate Studies • Financial Plans and Capital Acquisition • Economic Analysis Methods and Practice Thomas A. Lovas [email protected] ph/fax (907) 345-5116 5840 Azalea Drive, cell (907) 351-7846 Anchorage, AK 99516-4362 ASSOCIATION ALASKA POWER Our Commitment to Electric Co-ops Starts at the Top Guided by a board of your peers with the solitary goal of meeting the needs of the electric cooperative network, CFC understands the challenges you face because our leaders are all in the same business as you. That makes CFC different from all other financial institutions. CFC District 9 Board Members Doyle Jay Hanson, Director, Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative, Idaho, and Roman E. Gillen, President and CEO, Consumers Power, Oregon. CFC: Created and Owned by America’s Electric Cooperative Network Connect with us: www.nrucfc.coop CFC is an equal opportunity provider and employer. ALASKA POWER ASSOCIATION MISSION STATEMENT & HISTORY MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Alaska Power Association is to assist our members in accomplishing their goals of delivering electric energy and other services at the best value to their consumers. HISTORY Electric cooperatives in Alaska joined together to form the Alaska Rural Electric Cooperative Association in 1952. Through the association’s advocacy and by sharing their resources, cooperatives pioneered electric service to many Alaska communities. Today, more than 90 percent of Alaskans receive their electricity from electric cooperatives or municipal utilities. In 1979, ARECA hired its first staff—an executive director—and began providing services that assist utility members with their goals of providing reliable service at the lowest reasonable cost. The trade association’s advocacy has focused on keeping electric rates affordable for consumers and strengthening Alaska’s energy systems. In 2003, ARECA changed its name to Alaska Power Association and has continued to advocate on behalf of the interests of its member utilities on current issues. The organization is governed by a board of directors composed of representatives from each of the member electric cooperatives, joint action agencies and municipal member utilities. Staff provides governmental representation, industry information, insurance, training and other services to member utilities and to Alaska Power Association’s sister organizations: ARECA Insurance Exchange (AIE); ARECA Educational Foundation, Inc. (AEF); and the ARECA Training Council, Inc. (ATC). 5 ALASKA POWER ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS For more than 66 years, Alaska Power Association has provided services to help its members—Alaska’s electric utilities—provide safe, reliable and affordable power to Alaskans. APA is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization funded primarily by membership dues. APA offers three classifications of memberships: Active, Associate and Supporting. ACTIVE MEMBERS This category of membership applies to rural electric cooperatives, municipal electric utilities, regional electric authorities or joint action agencies organized under the laws of the state of Alaska with annual sales of at least 800 MWh. Active members are represented on the Alaska Power Association Board of Directors. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS This type of membership is for utilities or organizations not eligible for active membership, but with a substantial interest in the association. APA Associate members include smaller-sized rural electric utilities, investor-owned utilities, telephone cooperatives and the state of Alaska’s energy authority. SUPPORTING MEMBERS Supporting memberships are for individuals, partnerships, corporations or other organizations not eligible for active or associate membership, but with a substantial interest in the activities of Alaska Power Association. Many companies that provide products and services to the electric industry are represented in this membership category. ALASKA POWER ASSOCIATION MEMBERS: • Have a voice in the development of electric industry positions. • Join forces to advocate for legislative issues and regulatory matters that affect Alaska electric consumers. • Take part in forums for networking and information sharing on industry issues. • Have a link to their organization’s website on the Alaska Power Association website. 6 • Receive information to stay current on industry-specific news and events. • Are listed in the annual membership directory. • Receive marketing and public relations opportunities via the newsletter, event sponsorships and trade shows. Interested in joining? Contact us at (907) 771-5711 or [email protected]. An APA membership application may be found at www.alaskapower.org/membership-benefits.htm. Are you already a member? To learn how to maximize your membership investment, contact Michael Rovito, director of member and public relations, at (907) 771-5711 or [email protected]. 7 ALASKA POWER ASSOCIATION AND ARECA INSURANCE EXCHANGE OFFICES www.alaskapower.org Facebook.com/alaskapower.org ANCHORAGE OFFICE JUNEAU OFFICE 703 West Tudor Road, Suite 200 302C Assembly Building Anchorage, Alaska 99503-6650 211 Fourth Street P: (907) 771-5700 Juneau, Alaska 99801 Toll Free: (877) 992-7322 Phone: (907) 463-3636 F: (907) 561-5547 Fax: (907) 463-3611 ARECA INSURANCE EXCHANGE 703 West Tudor Road, Suite 101 Anchorage, AK 99503 P: (907) 771-5750 F: (907) 561-6206 Back row: Toni Mancini, Brenda Vannoy, Susan Kosinski, Brenda Mead, Debra Canoy, Melissa Zuke, Angie Moua, Lisa Heikes Seated: Michael Rovito,
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