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journalist, freelancer, writer, TTRPG and gaming enthusiast. he/him. staff writer for @tribalbiz.
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DOE cancels tribal transmission corridor aimed at bringing reservation power to market

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By Chez Oxendine Verified
| Tribal Business News
Details Energy | Environment The U.S. Department of Energy has halted a proposed transmission corridor that tribal leaders hoped would unlock grid investment needed to develop and export power from reservations across the northern Plains. Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced the decision Aug. 12, ending the Biden-era designation process for the proposed Tribal Energy Access Corridor and two other corridors.
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Q+A: Eric Mahroum on DOE’s push to advance 450 tribal energy projects

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By Chez Oxendine Verified
| Tribal Business News
Details Energy | Environment Tribal energy projects can require navigating as many as a dozen federal agencies, lengthy permitting processes and significant development costs before construction begins. The Department of Energy’s Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs is laying out a strategy it says will make that process easier — while putting more federal resources behind projects led by tribes.
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Havasupai begins $7M broadband buildout across Grand Canyon reservation

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By Chez Oxendine Verified
| Tribal Business News
Details Economic Development The Havasupai Tribe has begun construction on a $7 million broadband project that will extend communications infrastructure across the Havasupai Reservation, from the rim of the Grand Canyon to Supai Village and tourism sites farther down the canyon.
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