The TECC session (starting at 12:07) featured presentations from the Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy, Grid Alternatives, and Tribal Energy Alternatives on how TECC’s Tribal Partners can Advance Your Tribe’s Clean Energy Priorities. Thank you to the wonderful speakers from these agencies:
- Matt Danenberg, Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy
- TeMashio Anderson, Tribal Energy Alternatives
- Taylor Sieben, Grid Alternatives
The Tribal Climate Health Project (TCHP) session (starting at 53:59) featured an overview of SB 54 – Pollution Prevention Mitigation Fund and a listening session to gather feedback on how this fund could be shaped to support Tribes with pollution mitigation in their communities. Thank you to Adrienne Moretz of the Strategic Growth Council. You can read more about the TCHP session here.
Resources Shared:
TECC: How TECC’s Tribal Partners can Advance Your Tribe’s Clean Energy Priorities (starting at 12:07)
- Grid Alternatives – Temporary DAC-SASH Solar-Only Flier
- Grid Alternatives and the Tribal Energy & Climate Collaborative are supporting application assistance for individuals with low- to moderate-income who apply for clean energy benefits – accesscleanca.org/grid or AccessCleanCA@SoCalTECC.org
- Tribal Energy Alternatives – Education and Workforce Development offerings
- CPUC’s Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing (SOMAH) Program – Tribal Property Eligibility Guide
- The Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy offers a wide range of services, which you can review at www.TribalCleanEnergy.org or by emailing Tribes@Tribalcleanenergy.org
TCHP: Tribal Climate Adaptation through Pollution Mitigation (starting at 53:59)
- Attend a listening session on SB54 – Plastic Pollution Mitigation Fund
- Provide your feedback through their survey by Friday, August 14, 2026 (Extended).
- Email comments and questions at PPMF@calepa.ca.gov