Alaska Advantage
An independent, sustainable, and technology driven future that will rely heavily on metals. Alaska could be a global catalyst for clean and affordable energy produced in a place that does it right. Learn about Alaska metals and green technologies.
Alaska’s commitment to environmental stewardship and maintaining its vast wilderness sets it apart, guided by the state’s constitution and laws that balance development with conservation.
An independent, sustainable, and technology driven future that will rely heavily on metals. Alaska could be a global catalyst for clean and affordable energy produced in a place that does it right. Learn about Alaska metals and green technologies.
Alaska’s commitment to environmental stewardship and maintaining its vast wilderness sets it apart, guided by the state’s constitution and laws that balance development with conservation.
World Class Mining
- Diverse mineral resources
- Rigorous regulatory framework
- Strict safety protocols
- Environmental laws that support sustainable development
Minerals such as gold, silver, copper, zinc, cobalt, graphite, and molybdenum, all found in Alaska, are critical to move energy transition forward and develop a green economy. Learn more about how metals mined in Alaska could be a catalyst for fighting climate change.
Alaska’s permitting system includes iconic natural resource projects critical to the state’s economic growth.
- Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
- Point Thompson and Milne Point on the North Slope
- Operating mines such as Red Dog Mine and Greens Creek Mine.
- Multi-agency review process including state, federal, and local agencies
- Extensive public comment periods
- Required financial assurances as part of mine permitting
Minerals such as gold, silver, copper, zinc, cobalt, graphite, and molybdenum, all found in Alaska, are critical to move energy transition forward and develop a green economy. Learn more about how metals mined in Alaska could be a catalyst for fighting climate change.
Alaska’s permitting system includes iconic natural resource projects critical to the state’s economic growth.
- Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
- Point Thompson and Milne Point on the North Slope
- Operating mines such as Red Dog Mine and Greens Creek Mine.
- Multi-agency review process including state, federal, and local agencies
- Extensive public comment periods
- Required financial assurances as part of mine permitting
