Chris Rose is the founder and Executive Director of Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP), a non-profit coalition of diverse energy stakeholder organizations working to increase renewable energy development and promote energy efficiency across Alaska. Before establishing REAP in 2004, Mr. Rose had a private law practice for over a decade, including work in remote Northwest Arctic villages and mediation of various disputes around the state. He has written a monthly opinion column for Alaska's only statewide newspaper and served on various statewide boards, including the state's Renewable Energy Fund Advisory Committee. Since 2008, that Fund has granted over $300 million to 90 renewable energy projects that today are displacing the equivalent of 30 million gallons of diesel fuel each year. Since 1992, he has lived 65 miles northeast of Anchorage, where he and his partner grow flowers and apples.
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