Alaska Heat Smart
Alaska Heat Smart is the 49 state's 'one-stop shop' for energy efficiency education and heating utility cost reducting rebates and assistance.
Juneau, AK Founded 2019 Revenue $1,137,412 1% for the Planet
The record
- EIN
- 84-2399535
- Founded
- 2019
- Annual revenue
- $1,137,412
- Headquarters
- Juneau, AK
- Website
- akheatsmart.org
- Focus
- Climate Energy
- Bioregion
- Alaska
- State
- Alaska
Nearby organizations
- Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition2 miles away
- South East Alaska Land Trust2 miles away
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- Coastal Alaska Avalanche Center3 miles away
- Renewable Juneau4 miles away
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