Erthos, Inc., a major renewable energy technology company, has partnered with the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) to launch a groundbreaking renewable energy and US manufacturing project in the Nenahnezad area on Navajo tribal land. The project aims to establish the Navajo Nation as a key US producer of polysilicon for PV module manufacturing. Erthos will deploy 50 GW for Renewables Manufacturing Hub through Navajo Poly, Inc., a joint venture with NTUA. This initiative will generate over 1,250 local construction jobs and secure 550 full-time positions. Additionally, Erthos has introduced Hydrox fuel, produced with solar energy, for industrial applications like power generation and polysilicon manufacturing, promoting a carbon-free process. Navajo Poly targets 50 GW of Earth Mount Solar PV deployment by 2033, supporting ambitious US renewable energy goals.
Erthos, NTUA launch renewable energy project
The Navajo Nation has collaborated with Erthos to establish a polysilicon manufacturing hub, aiming to deploy 50 GW of Earth Mount Solar PV by 2033. (Image Credit: Erthos)
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