Timberline News
New Partnership - Building Communities
On October 24, 2024, Timberline entered into a collaborative agreement to to work together on future Tribal projects that support Renewable Energy, Resilience and Economic Development. Leveraging our collective relationships and Timberline's technology our goal is to increase positive impacts across Indian Country while providing opportunities for economic growth and energy independence.
New Partnership - GismoPower
On October 4, 2024, Timberline entered into a Sales Representation Agreement with GismoPower to provide greater strategic outreach of their Mobile Electricity Generating Appliance (MEGA) and their Vehicular Electricity Generating Appliance (VEGA). These technologies are mobile solar array systems that can be easily and quickly deployed to provide clean, reliable power anywhere, independent of batteries or the grid. The MEGA and VEGA permits to easily (plug-in) and quickly (setup/teardown in under 30 minutes) install a power system anywhere, as well as to scale it up or down. Moreover, its easy installation enables the utilization of untapped surface areas and is currently deployed in six operational pilot sites.
New Partnership - 7Skyline Energy Consulting
On October 3, 2024, Timberline joined 7Skyline through a Master Service Agreement (MSA) to leverage 7Skyline's deep knowledge of the Tribal Energy market space. Together, both organizations are collaborating on providing Indigenous Communities with non-lithium-based energy storage alternatives to increase their energy resilience towards a future of Energy Sovereignty. 7Skylien provides business strategy, management consulting, environmental planning, business development, and regulatory support services for companies that are developing or investing in energy projects throughout North America.
Project Award - Guidiville Indian Rancheria
On August 29, 2024, Timberline was awarded a contract with the Guidiville Indian Rancheria of California to install a 500-kW solar array and a 1.5 MWh energy storage system for interconnection to their current Tribal Residences. This project will bring increased energy resilience while reducing the Tribe's reliance on the utility grid, thus providing increased energy sovereignty. Click here to learn more about the project.