Cody Two Bears on Indigenized Energy's Community-Centric Grid Strategy

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Jul 21, 202655:24Science & Medicine

Tribal households in the United States carry an energy burden 28% above the national average and endure 6.5 times more power outages a year, and roughly 17,000 tribal homes — housing at least 54,000 people — have no elec...

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