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Empowering Our People, Energizing Our Economy:

The evolution of solar offers a wealth of opportunities for Tribal members. With Red Power Energy your community can cultivate a new generation of clean energy opportunities within your communities, and your Tribe will take its rightful position in the global energy market.
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1887 Whitney Mesa DR #8130
Henderson, NV 89014

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Phone : 855-573-3769

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It's time to embrace the opportunity to write a new chapter in your Tribal history.

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Common Questions

Most Popular Questions

A: Solar energy can provide numerous benefits to your tribe, including:

  • Reduced energy costs and increased energy independence
  • Job creation and economic development opportunities
  • Environmental stewardship and reduced carbon footprint
  • Potential for revenue generation through excess energy sales
  • Enhanced resilience and energy security for your community

A: We offer comprehensive solar energy services, including:

  • Solar feasibility studies and site assessments
  • System design and engineering
  • Project financing assistance and grant application support
  • Equipment procurement
  • Construction and installation
  • Operations and maintenance
  • Training and capacity building for tribal members

Red Power Energy specializes in Native American Renewable Energy with a focus on electrifying tribes. As a !00% Native Owned company, We understand your unique needs, sovereignty issues, and the importance of preserving our cultural heritage while advancing your energy infrastructure.

A: Red Power Energy offers a comprehensive initial consultation where we assess your tribe's energy needs, land resources, and economic goals. We will explain the potential of solar for your specific situation and outline possible project paths and a written offer to assist moving forward.

  • Initial consultation and needs assessment
  • Site survey and feasibility study
  • Custom system design
  • Securing necessary permits and approvals
  • Financing and/or grant acquisition
  • Equipment procurement
  • Installation and construction
  • System commissioning and testing
  • Ongoing maintenance and support

A: Project timelines can vary depending on size, complexity, and permitting requirements. Generally, smaller projects might take 3-6 months, while larger utility-scale projects could take 12-18 months or more. We work closely with tribal authorities to streamline the process as much as possible.

A: Yes, there are several funding options specifically for tribal solar projects, including:

  • Department of Energy Tribal Energy Program grants
  • USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) grants
  • New Markets Tax Credits
  • Tribal-specific renewable energy incentives Our team can assist you in identifying and applying for suitable funding opportunities.

A: Solar energy systems can work in most climates and locations, even in areas with less direct sunlight. Modern solar panels are efficient and can generate electricity from both direct and indirect sunlight. We conduct thorough site assessments to ensure optimal system design for your specific location.

A: We prioritize cultural sensitivity by:

  • Employing Native American staff and consultants
  • Conducting extensive community engagement and consultation
  • Respecting sacred sites and traditional land uses
  • Incorporating traditional knowledge into project designs when appropriate
  • Offering training and employment opportunities for tribal members

A: Most solar panel systems have a lifespan of 25-30 years or more. Inverters typically last 10-15 years and may need replacement during the system's lifetime. We offer long-term maintenance plans to ensure your system operates at peak efficiency throughout its lifespan.

A: Solar energy storage, typically using batteries, allows you to store excess energy generated during the day for use at night or during cloudy periods. While not always necessary, storage can increase energy independence and resilience, especially in remote areas or regions with unreliable grid power.

A: Yes, tribes can generate revenue through:

  • Selling excess energy back to the grid (net metering)
  • Developing large-scale solar farms and selling energy to utilities
  • Leasing tribal lands for solar development We can help you explore these options and determine the best strategy for your tribe.

A: Solar energy can enhance tribal sovereignty by:

  • Reducing dependence on external energy sources
  • Creating local job opportunities and economic development
  • Providing a sustainable revenue stream
  • Empowering tribes to control their energy future
  • Supporting traditional values of environmental stewardship

A: Absolutely. Solar energy can support various tribal initiatives, including:

  • Powering irrigation systems for agriculture
  • Operating water pumps and treatment facilities
  • Supporting greenhouse operations
  • Electrifying remote areas for economic development We can design integrated solutions that support multiple tribal objectives.