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Ute Mountain Ute tribe breaks ground on 170 MW solar-plus-storage project ahead of federal permitting freeze

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Ryan Kennedy

1h ago· 4 min readenNews

Summary

The Ute Mountain Ute tribe successfully broke ground on a 170 MW solar and 80 MW battery storage project on tribal lands in northwest New Mexico by leveraging legacy grid infrastructure from a demolished coal plant and securing regulatory approvals just days before federal permitting freezes took effect. Developed by D.E. Shaw Renewables, the project highlights how tribal energy development can navigate tightening federal regulations while other renewable projects have stalled.

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By utilizing the legacy grid infrastructure of a demolished coal plant and racing to secure regulatory signatures mere days ahead of federal permitting freezes, the Ute Mountain Ute tribe successfully stayed on track to break ground on its 170 MW solar-plus-storage asset while other developments stalled.
A 170 MW solar and 80 MW battery storage project has broken ground on tribal lands in northwest New Mexico, squeaking through a rapidly tightening federal regulatory environment that has halted other renewable developments across the United States.
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By utilizing the legacy grid infrastructure of a demolished coal plant and racing to secure regulatory signatures mere days ahead of federal permitting freezes, the Ute Mountain Ute tribe successfully stayed on track to break ground on its 170 MW solar-pl

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