As part of the continued effort to connect with members and provide important information about Chugach, we hosted a Town Hall at the BP Energy Center on March 24. About 40 Chugach members attended the event, which featured a welcome from Board Chair Mark Wiggin, an update on priorities and accomplishments from CEO Arthur Miller, and a question/answer session with the executive team. Watch a recording of the event here.

The Cooper Lake Hydropower Project Interagency Advisory Committee will hold a virtual public meeting from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Monday, April 13.

Chugach was pleased to be a sponsor of the 2026 Alaska State Spelling Bee. The annual event brings together the top spellers in 4th to 8th grade from across Alaska. This year, 75 spellers went through 23 rounds of spelling.

The winning word was thrasonical. The winner, an 8th grader from Kenai Middle School, will represent Alaska at the Scripps National Spelling Bee. 

This is a unique opportunity to get first-hand information from Chugach leaders. Come hear an update from leadership on programs and priorities of the cooperative including gas supply, renewable projects, recent accomplishments, and more. Members will have a chance to ask questions about issues that concern them. 

This event is on March 24 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Birch Room at the BP Energy Center. 

In December, Chugach employees spread holiday cheer by helping prepare meals at Bean’s Café. Chugach is committed to the cooperative spirit of “Concern for Community” and to pursuing initiatives that support charitable and community efforts, all year round.

Holiday tables across Anchorage will shine brighter this season, thanks to the generosity of Chugach Electric. Through its annual turkey delivery, the member-owned cooperative donated 350 turkeys to 11 local nonprofits, helping neighbors share the joy of a complete holiday meal.