The Native Sun Community Power Development Blog
“Rise Up” — A Week Long Free Solar Training Happening May 22nd – 26th In Red Lake
Native Sun Community Power Development, in partnership with Minnesota Rural Electric Association, the Red Lake Construction Management Office, and the GM Foundation, is offering a FREE course training with instructor Nick Matthes taking place in Red Lake at the new...
The Fire Light Treaty Case
As the great philosopher once said, "We only live once." And on this precious Earth, we have been blessed with all the resources necessary for our survival. As a species, we have pushed the boundaries of our natural environment, exploring and discovering new ways to...
The Future of EV Charging: What to Expect in the Coming Years
The future of electric vehicle (EV) charging is looking bright, with exciting advancements in technology and infrastructure set to revolutionize the industry. From wireless charging technology and bidirectional charging to ultrafast charging and solid-state batteries, the future of EV charging is all about convenience and sustainability. More public and private charging stations will soon be available, and collaborations between car manufacturers and providers will make it easier for you to find them. Additionally, subscription services for EV charging are on the rise, and autonomous EV charging technology is on the horizon. So, say goodbye to long charging times and range anxiety, and prepare to embrace a new era of sustainable transportation!
3 Years With Robert Blake
Robert Blake is a true visionary, and his vision is now becoming a reality. Cast your minds back to June 25th, 2020, at the height of the pandemic. Robert was busy promoting the healing power of renewable energy through interviews and outreach efforts. Thanks to the...
Native Sun Empowers Community Development Through Clean Energy
Original Article here By: SARAHKATWHITE This week, we had the chance to connect with Robert Blake, a leader in promoting an equitable energy transition through education, workforce training and demonstration. As a tribal citizen of the Red Lake Nation located in...
A New Kind of Pipeline
Original Article here Play Electric vehicles are gaining traction on Minnesota’s roadways. This week on Minnesota Native News, reporter Emma Needham shares how a Native-led organization is driving Minnesota into the future by creating a network to power electric...
Red Lake Solar Project
ASPIRING TO ENERGY SOVEREIGNTY Located in Northern Minnesota, Red Lake Nation covers 1,259 square miles, including most of Red Lake. The Red Lake Band is one of the only native tribes to have retained their original land and it is now the only closed reservation in...
University grad student bridges Native American communities and solar energy
Original Article Here By: Becca Most October 17, 2020 Bob Blake said sometimes he thinks he is addicted to solar. With the solar industry constantly evolving and changing, the incoming University of Minnesota graduate student will often spend all night reading about...
Solar Bear founder wants solar everywhere, especially in Indian Country
Original article here By: Lee Egerstrom Robert (Bob) Blake, founder of the Solar Bear solar installation company based jointly in Minneapolis and at Red Lake, is taking his advocacy for renewable energy, climate change remediation, social and economic justice, and...
