Native Tribes Are Building Power for Their People (opens original article in a new tab)
Native tribes in Minnesota are advancing renewable energy projects to enhance energy resilience and self-sufficiency, supported by partnerships and funding initiatives, though challenges remain with the impending expiration of key tax credits.
- White Earth Reservation in Minnesota activated a solar and battery resilience hub to improve energy reliability and reduce costs.
- Tribal communities are increasingly pursuing renewable energy projects, supported by organizations like 10Power and Solar Bear, despite funding challenges.
- The Inflation Reduction Act's solar tax credits are set to expire, creating uncertainty for future renewable energy development in Native communities.
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