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Approximately a dozen tribes that are members in the Council of Energy Resource Tribes (CERT) are looking to create a for profit energy ventured called Red Earth Energy. The company will be based in Denver and will require approximately $2.25 million in financing to begin operations. The energy assets of the company will include coal, natural gas, oil, and well as electrical power. Get the Story:
Tribes form nonprofit [sic] energy firm (The Billings Gazette 4/18)
Tribes form energy firm
Facebook TwitterApproximately a dozen tribes that are members in the Council of Energy Resource Tribes (CERT) are looking to create a for profit energy ventured called Red Earth Energy. The company will be based in Denver and will require approximately $2.25 million in financing to begin operations. The energy assets of the company will include coal, natural gas, oil, and well as electrical power. Get the Story:
Tribes form nonprofit [sic] energy firm (The Billings Gazette 4/18)
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