Federal agency says Alaska's coastline has potential for more renewable energy, carbon storage projects

Last week, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Regional Director Givey Kochanowski and Public Affairs Officer John Callahan met with dozens of lawmakers in Juneau. The little-known Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has a big role in regulating nearly 7,000 miles of coastline in Alaska. Last week, they met with lawmakers in Juneau.

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