Climate CEOs: Scaling Startups Tribal Solar Projects: Community Energy + Scalable Deployment
Discover how Navajo Power brings solar solutions to tribal communities, increasing energy access, reliability, & local economic impact.
Led by Executive Chairman Brett Isaac, Navajo Power develops large utility-scale solar and solar plus storage projects with a focus on providing energy access and economic benefits to the Navajo Nation and other tribal communities.
Below are two excerpts from the podcast.
"We are a utility-scale solar and energy storage development company with the mission of maximizing community benefit to the Navajo Nation. We started the company to bring the clean energy revolution to the tribal and indigenous communities that have been forgotten and left behind."
"I believe the majority of the unelectrified homes in the United States are on Navajo Nation property. There are somewhere between 15,000-18,000 homes on Navajo Nation property that lack access to electricity or reliable electricity. I think many of us do not realize that some of these homes that you drive by each day do not have running water although large transmission lines run overhead."
Here is the transcript summary of the podcast.
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