DER has provided limited power to some Navajo houses. (0:55)

Line workers with Native American heritage have been volunteering. (1:27)

Here’s how people without electricity get their heat and water in the Navajo Nation. (2:30)

NTUA provided a cost-effective product for the city of Sacramento. (1:10)

How to pay for electrification? With renewable energy projects, which fit Navajo cultural tradition. (1:37)

NTUA was created in 1959 because local utilities, co-ops and municipals didn’t meet the utility needs of the Navajo people. (1:00)

The Navajo region is 27,000 square miles, with very few customers per mile of line. (1:31)

More than 60,000 people living within the Navajo Nation are without access to electricity. (0:36)