ETD, Inc. is proud to have provided comprehensive NEPA compliance services for the Painted Desert Power Solar Project, a landmark 750 MW photovoltaic solar and battery energy storage system located on Navajo Nation land within the Cameron Chapter. Contracted by Navajo Power, we were responsible for ensuring that this transformative renewable energy project adhered to all federal and tribal environmental regulations. Our team conducted a thorough Environmental Assessment (EA), ensuring compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) throughout the project’s lifecycle. The project commenced in March 2020 and was successfully completed in August 2022.
This project showcases ETD, Inc.’s expertise in managing large-scale renewable energy initiatives on Tribal lands. Our commitment to NEPA compliance played a crucial role in balancing environmental stewardship with the increasing demand for sustainable energy solutions. By closely adhering to NEPA guidelines, we ensured that the Painted Desert Power Solar Project progressed smoothly, minimizing environmental impacts while advancing toward the goal of cleaner, renewable energy.
Renewable energy projects like the Painted Desert Power Solar Project are vital for the Navajo Nation’s economic development. By providing clean, reliable energy, this initiative not only fosters job creation but also paves the way for economic growth and greater energy independence for the Nation. Our strategic planning and environmental management helped ensure that this project maximized economic benefits while safeguarding natural resources for future generations.
As the Navajo Nation continues to explore sustainable development, NEPA compliance remains key to the success of renewable energy projects. To learn more about our NEPA compliance services and how ETD, Inc. can assist with your energy project, contact us today!