Indigenized Energy, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting tribal energy sovereignty, has completed its third solar energy collaboration project with Freedom Forever. The common mission of this collaboration is to bring clean energy to indigenous communities.

The latest fully off grid solar and battery system is currently supplying power to a remote water buffalo farm on the North Cheyenne Reserve in Montana, providing reliable, emission free electricity to this culturally significant area that cannot be connected to the grid.

This is the third deployment of solar energy projects by indigenous energy companies and the "Eternal Freedom" organization. Prior to this, they had already deployed solar energy projects in the North Shayan community, as well as the Oglalasu and Chipawakri reservations. Each project aims to create long-term community benefits, promote indigenous self-determination and environmental protection.

Our goal has always been to provide our community with tools to support its prosperity, "said Cody Two Bears, founder and CEO of Indigenous Energy Company. Solar energy is not just energy - it represents sovereignty, sustainability, and hope. These projects are helping us gradually restore indigenous peoples' right to self-determination

Many communities where we work do not have local solar labor or contractors, "Two Bears added. These communities are located in remote rural areas with complex environments. Freedom Forever has a strong drive to carry out these projects in places beyond market reach. This is precisely why this collaboration is so important. ”

The cooperative relationship between the two parties is still constantly developing. In addition to ongoing new projects, the two institutions recently collaborated on a short documentary called 'Beautiful Energy', which tells the story of tribal solar energy students, elders, and communities working together to regain energy sovereignty and resilience. The film praises clean energy not only as infrastructure, but also as a source of healing.

With the implementation of more installation projects and support for the national "National Solar Energy" plan, local energy and free eternal are not only building solar energy systems.

We are honored to work alongside local energy companies and support their mission of achieving energy sovereignty through concrete and down-to-earth actions, "said Brian Eglsaer, Chief Operating Officer of Freedom Forever. These projects are not just solar installations, but also powerful measures towards long-term transformation of tribal communities