The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funds a wide variety of clean energy projects in an effort to assist tribes in realizing their energy visions. From 2010 through 2022, DOE's Office of Indian Energy has invested over $120 million in more than 210 tribal energy projects implemented across the contiguous 48 states and in Alaska. These projects, valued at nearly $215 million, are leveraged by over $93 million in recipient cost-share. Data on DOE tribal energy project awards by type and funding history is provided below and information on the projects funded can be found in our Projects Database.

For information on funding opportunities announcements and projects selections by year, see the Past Funding Opportunities page.

For information on funding prior to 2010 through DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's (EERE's) Tribal Energy Program, a predecessor of the DOE Office of Indian Energy, visit the  Archived Tribal Energy Project Funding History page.

A pie chart titled "DOE Investments by Award Type ($ in Millions)." Deployment:	$93.21, 76%. Development: $6.29, 5%. Feasibility: $8.92, 8%. Planning: $13.76, 11%.
A bar chart titled "Investments by Year ($ in Millions)." FY2010, $13.3. FY2011, $5.6. FY2012, $3.9. FY2013, $0.0 (Funds carried over and awarded in FY2014). FY2014, $7.7. FY2015, $4.7. FY2016, $15.9. FY2017,	 $10.9. FY2018,	$10.9. FY2019, $23.5. FY2020, $7.8. $FY2021, 10.8. FY2022, $7.1. A caption below the chart reads: "Includes FY2020 cost share reductions in year of award."