Native Wind Powering America

From our short video watch

Native American tribes in the nation’s heartland have launched an unprecedented drive to harness the inexhaustible wind resources of the Great Plains, to generate renewable power and help stop global warming.

Here's how you can help:

Support the building of tribal wind projects

Buy green tags from Native Energy. (Here's how)
Green tags finance the development of renewable energy projects.

Request your local utility to buy tribal renewable energy.

Encourage your Congressional Representatives to support tribal renewable energy and the addition of tribal wind to our national grid - Western Area Power Administration or WAPA.

Initial tribal wind projects are underway in the Dakotas:

110 MWs of renewable wind energy are on the intertribal drawing boards, with 30MWs at Rosebud Sioux reservation, and an 80MW project to be distributed on eight reservations along the Missiouri River. These carbon-free resources will conserve water, enhance downwind air quality, and build sustainable reservation economies that broaden contemporary tribal opportunities. More