Iceland's geothermal experience may translate to Alaska

Iceland’s president was in Alaska this week to share the story of how his country has harnessed the earth’s steam and water for power and heat. Olafur Ragnar Grimsson spoke about geothermal at the Arctic Energy Summit in Anchorage. KUAC’s Libby Casey is in Iceland and reports from Reykjavik that some in Iceland believe there’s major geothermal potential in Alaska.

Libby Casey, KUAC – Fairbanks

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