Alliance For Tribal Clean Energy

Our CEO and Senior Director of Project Finance & Structuring have spent a few intense days with our financial and advocacy partners and allies at the Advisors Forum and Planetary Solutions Summit in NYC this week.

Top of mind for the Alliance is 12 of our investment-ready Tribal projects - solar, storage, and hydro - with a combined project cost of $450M, with more than half already committed.

These philanthropically de-risked projects are projected to generate $806M in net operating income for these Tribes, and a 3.7x return on total project cost to the investors who bring the balance of the capital. The socioeconomic benefits are 💥 as well.

This is the work the Alliance’s team of finance experts is doing behind the scenes to advance the self-determined pursuit of energy sovereignty.

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Today on Tulalip homelands the first cohort of the Tribal Energy Leaders Fellowship delivered their capstone project presentations to an eager audience at TEES 2026. Each fellow presented a plan for a clean energy project to solve a problem or challenge in their community. Each one rooted in self-determination, pride, and care.
Each one an inspiration. 💫

Dr. Alex Red Corn, interim President and Dr. Daniel Wildcat of Haskell Indian Nations University spoke about the profound needs this first of its kind program and these leaders will meet in Indian Country.

We can’t wait for graduation in a few weeks!