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IRP helps Arkansas River Power Authority plan for future generation

Rosebud turbine leads way for development of Native wind resources

Irrigation pilot project could yield fountain of water, energy savings

California universities share lessons learned from building PV systems

Licensing proposed hydro project keeps SMUD's option opened

Missouri River Energy Services practices energy efficiency it preaches

Converting to electric heat earns big savings for Kansas City school district

Waverly manager's bright idea leads to bio-friendly transformer oil

Initiative creates one-stop resource for green power information
Western says goodbye, good luck to retiring employees

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Research, software programs best way to determine transformer sizing

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Tribes form council to address utility issues

The Intertribal COUP is composed of Federally recognized Indian tribes in North and South Dakota and affiliates throughout the northern Great Plains.

Organized in 1994, it is chartered and headquartered on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation to provide a tribal forum for policy issues dealing with telecommunications and energy utility operations and services.

Intertribal COUP strongly adheres to the principles of tribal self-determination and ecological sustainability, supporting the development of sustainable homeland economies built upon renewable energy resources. In pursuit of these goals, the council partners with DOE, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Western, Bureau of Indian Affairs, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Ellsworth Air Force Base, Department of Agriculture, Environmental Protection Agency, Intertribal Energy Network and many others.