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The Energy Sovereignty Institute (ESI, a partnership between SFIP’s Microgrid Systems Lab and the Sustainable Native Communities Collaborative) held its inaugural Tribal Energy Workshop in June, 2019. A group of over 40 attendees and subject matter experts convened for two days to discuss a range of topics and themes related to energy development and transitions in Native American communities, and by all accounts found the sessions highly valuable in enabling them to advance energy planning with their tribes.
ESI is a social innovation initiative designed to promote the benefits of decentralized energy systems and technologies for Native American communities, and to
advance their availability and use. Attendees at the 2019 workshop, which focused on New Mexico, included members of the Navajo Nation and the Pueblos of Cochiti, Laguna, San Felipe, Santa Domingo, Santa Clara, Nambe, Picuris, and Jemez, and also included seven student interns from Sandia National Laboratories’ Indian Energy Program. Read the rest of this entry »
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