As TCU coordinator for the Office of Indian Energy, Bostwick connects Tribal Colleges and Universities with federal energy programs, funding, and financing.

Annual Event Highlights Nearly 40 Tribal Energy Successes Around the Country

Tribe Will Harness Power of the Sun To Offset Key Facilities’ Energy Use by 92%

Solar Project Provides Cost Savings and Educational Opportunities for Students.

The Office of Indian Energy is pleased to share our Fiscal Year 2023 accomplishments in this short video.

Funding for 13 Projects Supports President Biden’s Goals to Lower Energy Costs, Strengthen Energy Security, and Improve Grid Resiliency for Tribal Communities

Solar-Plus-Storage Equals Savings of $450,000 Per Year at Grand Canyon West.

For more than two decades, the Office of Indian Energy's internship program has offered Native students renewable energy experience in Native communities.

Josh Gregory joined the Office of Indian Energy as an Engineer in September 2021. Duty stationed in Golden, Colorado, Josh serves as a technical expert supporting technical assistance and administering financial assistance.

A new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the federal government and the Navajo Nation aims to ease tribal access to federal funding.

Mike Vehar joined the Office of Indian Energy as an engineer in March 2023. He serves as a technical expert supporting technical assistance and administering financial assistance awards.

Learn about the Oneida Indian Nation’s Facility Energy Efficiency project that was cofunded by the Office of Indian Energy.

Learn about the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s solar-plus-storage microgrid project, cofunded by the Office of Indian Energy.

New Funding For 18 Clean Energy Projects Will Lower Energy Costs and Increase Security For American Indian and Alaska Native Communities

Learn about the solar energy project helping to power two tribal buildings on the San Xavier District of the Tohono O'odham Nation.

Today the Office of Indian Energy issued a funding opportunity announcement (FOA) for $15 million to transition Tribal Colleges and Universities to clean energy.

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.

This Black History Month, the Office of Indian Energy is spotlighting our friend and colleague Quinntella Wilson and her longtime service to our nation.

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.

New Funding Will Help Tribal Communities Expand Clean Energy Deployment, Lower Energy Costs, and Strengthen Energy Security

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.