TECC Members can receive Technical Assistance, access a funding opportunities database with grants, trainings and conferences relevant to their needs, and more. To access member information and request assistance, log in at the top of this page.
For all California Tribes
TECC also provides trainings and resources for California Native American Tribes that are not members and pursues policy changes that may benefit Tribes statewide and beyond. Learn more here.
Member services
Technical Assistance
TECC member Tribes are eligible to receive free technical assistance to support their Tribal climate and clean energy projects.
Assistance Overview
TECC co-directors and support staff understand that no two Tribes are alike, so we have a flexible approach to providing customized climate and clean energy planning support for individual Tribes.
Request Technical Assistance (TA)
Who Can Apply? Any member Tribe can apply for climate and clean energy project assistance from TECC.
TECC is providing trainings and resources and policy activities that may benefit all California Native American Tribes. Here are a few:
TECC-X
Leaders and representatives of California Tribes and Tribal-serving organizations are invited to participate in Tribal Energy & Climate Collaborative eXchange (TECC-X) meetings to learn, share, and discuss important climate- and energy-related opportunities and issues affecting California Tribes.
Advancing Tribes’ Interests at the California Public Utilities Commission
Leaders, staff, attorneys, and other representatives of California Native American Tribes are invited to participate in a new training series focused on identifying, understanding, and engaging in relevant proceedings before the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), hosted by the Southern California Tribal Chairmen’s Association (SCTCA) Tribal Energy & Climate Collaborative (TECC).
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