Newsletter Features

Leading the Charge is a regular feature spotlighting the movers and shakers in energy development on tribal lands.

More than 450 representatives from tribal and state governments, federal agencies, tribal corporations, private industry, utilities, and academia c...

Over the past year, DOE Office of Indian Energy staff have traveled throughout the contiguous United States and Alaska to help build capacity, deli...

Update on the office from the director.

Change doesn’t happen on its own. It’s led by dedicated and passionate people who are committed to empowering Indian Country to energize future...

With sustainability as a guiding principle, the Blue Lake Rancheria invested considerable time and money into energy conservation and energy projects.

The Lakeview Lodge is the heart of Minto, a small Alaska Native village 126 miles northwest of Fairbanks.

The tribal government is challenged to find innovative ways to both improve social and economic stability and promote a sustainable environment.

This issue we had the opportunity to speak with Chairman Charlie Vig of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (MN).

Between 2010 and 2013, Chaninik Wind Group (CWG) implemented a multi-village wind heat smart grid in the Alaska Native villages of Kongiganak, Kwig...