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RES 2026 panel on financing projects from concept to contruction.

With federal funding gone, tribes are turning to philanthropy, alternative lenders, and their own institutions.

Huurav, Oweesta, and MDF are hosting a live webinar on supporting Tribal energy projects.

Huurav Energy is sponsoring this event focused on empowering Indigenous communities to lead energy transition through strategic matchmaking and sovereignty-based economic growth.

Huurav Energy is hosting a community convening and site visit on March 2–3, 2026, to discuss a proposed 10-acre agrivoltaic project on the CRIT Reservation that integrates solar infrastructure with farming to support Tribal sovereignty and climate resilience.

Green Disruptors podcast Energy With Integrity: Culture, Capital, and Indigenous-Led Renewable Projects Podcast with Dave Harper

Bridge Loans Are Saving Tribal Clean Energy Projects: Clean Power Hour Podcast with David Harper

Huurav Energy founder/CEO David Harper joins the RezToCEO podcast to discuss Indigenous leadership and clean energy innovation are driving a new era of Tribal energy sovereignty.

Huurav Energy, the first Native-owned financing initiative of its kind, launched today to fund Tribal clean energy projects that have been stranded as a result of sweeping federal cuts.

For too long, Tribal Nations have faced systemic barriers in accessing fair, affordable financing to invest in our communities and energy sovereignty.

This document represents a unified front by the Native CDFI Network and 153 co-signatories to prevent the scheduled dissolution of the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund.

Federal funding cuts have stalled hundreds of clean energy projects across the United States, freezing billions of dollars in potential power generation and economic development.