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Giving back to their communities is a common motivator for the Native students who serve as summer interns with the Office of Indian Energy.
First-of-its-kind interactive geospatial application enables tribes to conduct their own analyses of installed energy projects and more.
The Tribe has turned to renewable energy as a means of lowering energy costs and gaining independence from the grid.
The Office of Indian Energy’s college student internship program develops Native leaders in STEM and tribal energy careers.
Read Katie Hall’s reports from the field as a 2017 summer intern with the DOE Office of Indian Energy.
Summer 2017 intern Teri Allery shares her experience with the DOE Office of Indian Energy college internship program.
A DOE co-funded 1-megawatt community solar array will offset the cost of the entire energy load of Picuris Pueblo.
DOE has joined AISES in its #PledgeNativesInSTEM campaign, an effort to raise awareness and facilitate dialogue on the importance of STEM for natives.
Energy Retrofit to Cut St. Paul Island Airport Facility's Annual Costs by $200K, Double Usable Space
A DOE-cofunded retrofit of a remote Alaskan airport facility will reduce electricity use by 54% while nearly doubling the contribution of wind power.
On July 24, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe held a dedication ceremony in honor of its newly commissioned and fully operational Oxford Solar Project.