In a series of short interviews, tribal members speak in their own words about energy sovereignty and what it means to them and their tribe.
Chief Henry Red Cloud and his son John Red Cloud speak about Red Cloud Renewable, the importance of partnering, and why they are hopeful about the future of energy in Indian Country.
This Black History Month, the Office of Indian Energy is celebrating our friend and colleague Paulette Tull, who recently retired after 38 years of federal government service.
Today, the Office of Indian Energy issued a Notice of Intent to release a $15 million Funding Opportunity Announcement this spring to install clean energy technology at Tribal Colleges and Universities.
Today, the Office of Indian Energy issued a Notice of Intent (NOI) to release a $50 million Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) this spring to support clean energy technology deployment on tribal lands.
Tribe relies on 21st century solution to combat climate threats and support resilient community services and operations.
With 2022 behind us, we’re reflecting on all the exciting accomplishments and advances for clean energy in Indian Country.
Annual meeting draws nearly 200 people to share energy project updates and triumphs.
Staff member Tommy Jones shares his thoughts on the month-long recognition.