NM tribal communities benefit from EPAs Solar For All progra

New federal funding aims to revolutionize solar energy access within New Mexico's Native American communities and benefit the state overall. The Environmental Protection Agency's $7 billion "Solar for All" program is designed to create new or expanded low-income solar programs. Talia Martin, co-executive director of the National Tribal Program for GRID Alternatives, said the funding will help bridge the clean energy gap in Native American communities. ...

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