Our Projects

New Mexico Tech plans to perform a comprehensive commercial-scale site characterization study at three proposed storage sites within the San Juan Basin in northwest New Mexico to facilitate the development of the Four Corners Carbon Storage Hub. 

Development of the storage hub will positively impact the community by reducing the region’s ambient CO2 concentration; directly and indirectly creating jobs that support the local and regional economy; and providing additional streams of income that will accelerate development from carbon credits.

 Kayenta Hotel will provide 86 individually styled, exclusive rooms for our overnight guests to fully immerse themselves in the affluence and social lifestyle of the traveling tourist.

 This new hotel is an approximately 45,850+ square foot facility comprising two buildings on U.S. Highway 160 (Main Street) in Kayenta, AZ. The Kayenta Hotel will be developed into a tourism and vacation-themed hotel with an operating restaurant, gift shop, and coffee bar that will serve patrons visiting the majestic Monument Valley and Grand Canyon tourism destinations.  

RedStreak has been retained as a Clean Energy Project Manager to support Moapa's utility-scale and community-scale solar and storage system development needs. RedStreak will also evaluate the market opportunities, transmission capacity, interconnection access, and other related opportunities for renewable energy, data centers, and distributed energy resources. 

Redstreak supports the early origination and pre-development of several renewable energy projects in Arizona and New Mexico. These projects are utility-scale Solar, BESS, Solar + BESS, and wind. RedStreak works with several energy developers to support these renewable energy projects with tribal, county, and state liaison, coordination, and permitting services. 

The Navajo Nation Council adopted the 2013 Navajo Energy Policy through Resolution No. 0276-13. Section 13 of the Energy Policy Act calls for establishing a Navajo Energy Office. RedStreak is working with the Navajo Nation and other key Stakeholders to establish the Navajo Nation Energy Office. 

RedStreak is working with Tallsalt Advisors (“Tallsalt”) on an opportunity to evaluate a unique revenue-generating opportunity from natural gas power generation and cryptocurrency. Our mission is to evaluate the financial and technical economics of power generation sources to support other energy or planned tribal infrastructure.

RedStreak is working with EnTech Strategies to develop a pilot program to cultivate tribal members to become stewards of their carbon management programs. 

RedStreak is working with several native entrepreneurs by assisting with business counseling, training, business plans, and startups. RedStreaks also provides native-owned businesses with project development and permitting support.