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The Navajo Nation Council and Tribal Utility Authority have announced the conclusion of the Light Up Navajo III initiative to provide electricity to more than 137 homes across the Navajo Nation.
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The third phase a major initiative to connect Navajo Nation residents to the electric grid has begun. Volunteer workers from around the country plan to electrify 300 homes on the reservation in the coming months.
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Residents across the Navajo Nation were without power Wednesday after a storm that packed powerful wind moved across the region.
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Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez has finalized a subgrant agreement to extend power lines to nearly two-dozen homes in the community of Tonalea.The…
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More than a quarter of all households on the Navajo Nation lack electricity. Now, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has finalized a major loan package to…
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The Navajo Nation has tapped funds it received for COVID-19 relief to connect more than 700 households to the electrical grid. It’s part of a multi-year…
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More than 220 homes on the Navajo Nation were recently connected to the electrical grid for the first time. The tribe tapped federal COVID-19 relief funds…
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Arizona’s three largest electric utilities are asking customers to reduce power use as a heat wave cooking the West sends demand soaring. Arizona Public…
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A unique partnership is addressing a home heating crisis on the Navajo and Hopi Nations, by supplying hundreds of cords of firewood from forest…
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The Navajo Nation Council has allocated $1 million to provide electricity to 300 homes on the reservation.The Light Up Navajo II project will receive…