National Indian Energy GroupA Native American owned company

www.nationalindianenergy.com

National Indian Energy GroupNIEG exists to bridge the gap between Native American tribes and renewable energy providers for the development of mutually beneficial energy projects

Natural ResourcesWith almost 55 million acres of land under sovereign tribal control, Native Americans hold the keys to some of our most valuable natural resources

RelationshipsNIEG believes that developing trusting, solid relationships is the

key to the future of renewable energy on tribal lands

SustainabilityStrengthening the ability of tribes to develop self sustaining

economies is crucial to the future of Native Americans

SustainabilityRenewable energy projects can provide not only clean energy to

the reservation, but also sources of recurring revenue for the tribe

RespectAny development of tribal land must respect the spiritual significance these lands hold for those who reside there

RespectThis same respect also applies to the environmental impact these

projects will have on the land

Advocacy It is the goal of NIEG to ensure our energy technology providers

understand the concepts of Relationships, Sustainability, and Respect

TechnologyNIEG carefully selects partners in all aspects of energy technology

including solar, wind, geothermal, hydro-electric, bio-mass and more

FinancingNIEG and its partners can also provide aid to tribal nations and energy providers

in securing the financing necessary to develop and implement projects

FinancingNIEG can also provide assistance in writing grants for state and

federal government funding

ConnectNIEG exists to bring tribes and energy providers. To this end, we

provide numerous opportunities for networking and communication

ConnectNIEG is proud to announce our First Annual Renewable Energy in

Indian Country Conference and Appreciation Event

ConnectWe will have speakers from Native tribes as well as all levels of

government including the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs

ConnectTopics will include Project Development, American Recovery and

Reinvestment Act, Project Financing, Project Design, Project Construction,

ConnectGovernment Policy, Solar Initiatives, Wind Initiatives and Other

Renewable Energy Options.

ConnectCome join us 30-December 2 2010 in Billings, Montana at the

beautiful Billings Hotel and Convention Center

ConnectPlease go to our website for agenda, pricing and booking information

http://nationalindianenergy.com/events.html

National Indian Energy GroupPlease partner with us as we help build a better economic future

for Native Americans all over our land