About
The Alaska Energy Data Gateway (AEDG) combines community, socio-economic, and energy data into data dashboards, tools, and new datasets to meet Alaska’s energy data needs.
History
AEDG Throughout the Years
A highly sought-after tool for energy and socioeconomic data about Alaska, the AEDG continues to evolve. Funding for version 3.0 of the AEDG comes from the State of Alaska. Previous development of the AEDG was funded by Alaska Energy Authority, the U.S. Department of Energy’s EPSCoR program and Grid Modernization Initiative from 2010–2024.
Developers of the AEDG system over time include Alaska Energy Authority, UAA Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER), and UAF’s Alaska Center for Energy and Power (ACEP).
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2024–2025
AEDG Version 3.0
University partners ISER and ACEP launch a revitalized AEDG with updated datasets, enhanced tools, and a modernized interface.
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2024
State Support
The Alaska State Legislature allocates funding to support the revitalization of the AEDG.
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2017
AEDG Version 2.0
AEDG was redesigned & extended by ACEP and ISER in collaboration with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL).
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2013-2014
AEDG Version 1.2
Phase II of DOE EPSCoR project continuing to automate the data processing to provide accessibility to public and private stakeholders, agency partners, and researchers.
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2010-2013
AEDG Version 1.0
Developed during ACEP’s first DOE EPSCoR project with strong leadership from ISER, the initial AEDG consisted of a remotely deployable data collection system and an integrated access portal.
Partners & Contributors
Working Together to Power Alaska
Many organizations have shaped the development and the data presented in the AEDG. Learn more about them here.
