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A New Path Forward for Alaska’s Largest Electrical Grid

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Our Mission 

Serve the public interest and provide the greatest long-term value to the Railbelt by working collaboratively and transparently to establish and uphold protocols that sustainably balance safety, reliability, cost, and environmental responsibility.

Active Notices

Special RRC Board of Directors Meeting on June 26, 2025

RRC Seeks Members for Seat L Environmental Group

RRC Issues Notice of Intent to Develop Sanction Guidelines

New Career Opportunity: Administrative Coordinator

E-25-001 Suspends TE8-9001 (RRC-BAL-003, RRC-INT-006, RRC-VAR-001, and RRC-VAR-002 Standards Filing)

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The Railbelt Reliability Council (RRC) is seeking a highly organized and proactive Administrative Coordinator to support the Board of Directors and senior leadership, manage key administrative functions, and help ensure smooth organizational operations. This full-time, hybrid position based in Palmer, AK offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the future of Alaska’s Railbelt bulk electric system. The ideal candidate will bring strong communication skills, attention to detail, and experience in administrative coordination—especially in support of executive leadership or a board.

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The RRC Governance Committee is currently forming the Seat L constituency group, which represents electricity consumers who advocate for the reduction of environmentally harmful greenhouse gas emissions and/or other environmental concerns regarding the Railbelt electric system. This group will have the opportunity to nominate and vote for Seat L voting and alternate directors and influence environmental and electric reliability priorities in the Railbelt region.