The Energy Storage for Social Equity (ES4SE) Initiative is proud to announce the 14 selected participants for the technical assistance program. The 14 organizations represent a diverse selection of urban, rural, tribal, and indigenous communities across the United States seeking to explore energy storage as a pathway to resilience, energy affordability, independence, and environmental sustainability. The ES4SE team will be working closely with these organizations over the next nine months to co-develop solutions to meet their energy goals. 

Technical Assistance Participants

• Native Renewables (Hopi and Navajo Nations from AZ and NM)
• Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community and Western Energy Development (Trinidad, CA) 
• Ayika Solutions Incorporated (Atlanta and Savannah, GA)
• Hoʻāhu Energy Cooperative Molokai (Kaunakakai, HI)
• Together New Orleans (New Orleans, LA)
• 8th Fire Solar, 10Power, and Honor the Earth (White Earth Nation Tribe from MN)
• Coast Electric Power Association (Kiln, MS)
• Joule Community Power and Open Door Mission (Rochester, NY)
• Warm Springs Community Action Team (Warm Springs, OR) 
• Rogue Climate (Talent, OR)
• Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and Coyote Steals Fire Energy Group (Umatilla Indian Reservation from Pendleton, OR)
• Makah Tribe (Neah Bay, WA)
• Klickitat Valley Health (Goldendale, WA)
• Oneida Nation (Oneida, WI)

Read more about each organization and what they hope to accomplish during the ES4SE technical assistance program by using the interactive map below. Map may be best viewed on a desktop browser.