1. Clean Power Plan - Community Training
December 7-8, 2015 – Farmington, New Mexico
December 9-10 – Tuba City, Arizona

2. Navajo Nation
Energy Policy encompasses all natural resources including the opportunity for development of renewable projects located on Navajo
Address the Energy needs of the Navajo Nation
Navajo recognizes the economic potential of renewable energy
Tax Revenue
Partnership
Provide renewable/clean energy resources to Navajo residents
Diversify energy supply and create energy independence

3. Section 111(d) Clean Power Plan Reduction of carbon emissions
Encourages development of Renewable Energy

4. Navajo Nation - Future Developing a Renewable Energy program
Energy Policy Section Navajo will develop a renewable portfolio of power generating facilities that balances coal, gas, or oil-fired generation with economically viable renewable energy generation from such sources as wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, and biomass
Clean Energy Strategic Implementation Plan
Currently there are proposed solar projects in the works. These projects:
Seeking to mitigate negative economic impacts from reduced capacity of coal-fired generation facilities
Loss of revenue
Loss of jobs
Seeking to strengthen and diversify Navajo economy
Possibly create a Navajo owned generation facility to meet Navajo needs

5. Contact Information: Michelle Henry, ASO Division of Natural Resources