Solar energy to advance energy sovereignty and support buffalo restoration, food sovereignty, and cultural revitalization on the Standing Rock nation.
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Installing solar power and battery backup to strengthen food security and resilience for an Indigenous community farm on Mooningwaanekaaning (Madeline Island).
Installing solar power at a land restoration and cultural resilience hub in Wintu Territory, California.
Installing a shore-based solar microgrid to power an Indigenous gathering place while training Alaska Native technicians in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
Expanding tribally-owned solar infrastructure, microgrids, and workforce training to power homes and water systems across the Hopi Reservation in Arizona.
Installing solar microgrids and expanding workforce training to build energy resilience in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Powering a permanent farming village with solar energy to provide affordable housing and food security for 200 formerly houseless residents in Hawaiʻi.
Rooftop solar installations to close the equity gap for low-income households and houses of worship on Chicago's West Side.
Installing solar water pumps and power systems to restore ancestral lands and strengthen food production on Molokaʻi.
Bringing off-grid solar and battery storage to homes on the Navajo and Ute Mountain Ute Reservations, while training local youth and apprentices to build long-term energy and water sovereignty.
Solarizing land trust homes, building a replicable model of community-owned renewable energy, and advancing housing and climate justice with hands-on education led by Black, Brown, and LGBTQ+ communities in Miami-Dade county, Florida.
Piloting community-owned solar in rural Alaska to power food sovereignty, cultural revitalization, and climate resilience in Bristol Bay.
Solarizing an urban farm and launching one of Ohio’s first agrivoltaic initiatives, while training incarcerated individuals for careers in clean energy.
Supporting Indigenous-led climate adaptation in coastal Louisiana through modular solar units, hands-on training, and community resilience strategies.
Building a 7,000-square-foot net-zero energy facility to expand its Waniyetu Wowapi (Winter Count) Art and Culture Institute, which offers programming in fine art, street art, and traditional Lakota arts.
Solar installation for a BIPOC owned permaculture farm & education center.
Solar energy and job opportunities for women in Huella del Bosque Medolo, Puerto Rico.
Agrivoltaics guided by traditional Native agricultural practices to support economic development and Indigenous leadership in solar energy across New Mexico.
Solar for the Anishinaabe people of the Red Lake Tribal Nation.
Strengthening the Buffalo program for the Northern Cheyenne and creating one of the few tribally owned microgrids in the US.