The federal government is looking to expand electric transmission lines across the country to develop renewable energy and bring electricity to areas currently disconnected from the grid. See how this will impact Tribes and how Tribal members can be involved:

This project fosters vital dialogue on integrating solar energy with Native farming practices. This gathering emphasized the importance of hearing directly from Indigenous voices, reflecting their diverse perspectives and expertise.

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Sovereign Energy was honored to convene some of New Mexico’s Native farmers for a focus group this month as part of the New Mexico Tribal Agrivoltaics Education Initiative, supported by the @honnoldfound.

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Education, access to dedicated funding, and dismantling restrictive federal policies are essential to unlocking the full potential of tribal green energy initiatives.

The funds will support a fleet of electric vehicles, a gray water management system & a 2-acre solar array that will reduce energy costs by 80%. Underneath the panels, native gardens will support prairie restoration, showcasing a sustainable path that respects both land & culture.

The visit demonstrated how traditional knowledge, paired with renewable energy solutions, can strengthen community health, food security, and environmental resilience. Thank you to the Tesuque Pueblo Farm & the @honnoldfound for supporting our work🌱.

Solar in Action: We explored the ways solar is helping Tesuque Farm optimize energy use, promote food security, and advance clean energy access.

Sustainable Practices: Tesuque Farm exemplifies sustainable agriculture, using geothermal and solar-powered greenhouses, natural fertilizers, composting, water conservation, and chemical-free practices.

Seed Bank & Traditional Farming: We toured the farm's solar-powered, straw bale seed bank, preserving a rich variety of traditional seeds that are vital for future generations.

🌿 Sovereign Energy Farm Visit to Tesuque Pueblo Farm. Last week, Sovereign Energy had the honor of visiting Tesuque Pueblo Farm, a beautiful example of sustainable, community-centered farming. Learn more 👇🏾

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🔗 New report by @IPRightsIntl & @BHRRC explores a renewable energy transition centered on Indigenous Peoples' rights & priorities. A just transition requires respect for Indigenous people, shared prosperity, & recognizing Indigenous knowledge.

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Today is more than just a celebration—it's a reminder of our deep-rooted connection to the land and the responsibility we carry to protect it. On Indigenous Peoples Day, we honor the deep wisdom, resilience, and leadership of our people & planet.

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