Like most remote Southeast villages, Kake pays dearly for the tens of thousands of gallons of non-renewable heating oil they import each year to heat the Kake School, Senior Center, Health Center, Community Center and other public buildings – all while surrounded by thousands of acres of renewable biomass resources in the form of waste wood from second growth thinning and timber operations.
Kake Receives Final Plans for Biomass District Heating System
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