North Vancouver, BC – TWN Wind Power has completed two wind projects at White Earth Nation, located in Northwest Minnesota.  The two sites, Ojibwa Building Supplies in Waubun and White Earth Community Service Center in Naytahwaush, are now both benefiting from wind energy.

“White Earth Nation is thrilled to have our two new wind turbines fully commissioned and adding to our alternative energy efforts.  We, as Native American people, continue to strive to be stewards of the earth and White Earth is proud to have completed this project in partnership with TWN Wind Power, a Tsleil-Waututh Nation company,” said Erma J. Vizenor, White Earth Nation Chairwoman.

Each site consists of an Endurance Wind Power 3120 small wind turbine, sitting atop a 140’ tower.  Although there are hundreds of installations of 3120-series wind turbines in North America and the UK, these are the first installations at a Tribal community in the United States.

“Nation-to-Nation business success in Indian Country is what we are striving for, all the while helping communities achieve their energy goals”, said Marc Soulliere, President & CEO of TWN Wind Power.  “It has been a wonderful journey and an honor working with White Earth Nation.”

For more information please contact: info@twnwindpower.com

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About TWN Wind Power Inc – www.twnwindpower.com

TWN Wind Power is a wholly-owned company of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation based in North Vancouver, BC.

As a First Nations company, we offer Aboriginal communities throughout North America an opportunity to generate clean energy through Small Wind power and provide other energy related services. We are guided by a deep responsibility to honor and care for our natural resources.

Tsleil-Waututh Nation own and operate seven businesses in the alternative energy, tourism, construction, real estate and retail sectors.

About White Earth Nation – www.whiteearth.com

The White Earth Nation, Minnesota’s largest and most populous reservation, encompasses over 1,300 square miles and serves as the homeland for over 20,000 band members. Situated in the northwest region of Minnesota, our land is the transition between the Red River Valley to the west and the lake and pine region to the east.   We are governed by a five-member tribal council whose overriding mission is to preserve, promote and enhance our quality of life.