Are you the landlord on your own land?

Every energy or infrastructure project on tribal land creates four places where money changes hands. Most deals offered to tribes capture exactly one: the ground lease. The Nation collects rent. Someone else collects the margin on everything that happens there.

The Tribal Sovereign Development Playbook is a 98-page working reference for Tribal Councils, economic development corporations, planning departments and tribal utility boards. It exists to move a Nation from one revenue position to four.

Inside: the four revenue positions and how the first term sheet decides how many your Nation holds. The HEARTH Act and tribal utility formation, step by step. Why so many fast-charging sites lose money, and why a Nation that owns its utility does not have to. Data centers and large customers: what must be in writing before anything is signed. Federal and private funding, program by program. The first 180 days. And the questions to ask any developer before signing anything, including us.

Written to be argued with. Every technology section carries an honest tradeoff, every case study includes the cautionary examples, and every number is printed with its source.

Request your copy. The Playbook is issued individually to tribal governments, enterprises and their advisors. Each copy is numbered and shared in confidence. Tell us who you are and we will send yours within one business day.

This is not a proposal, an offer, or legal, tax or financial advice, and nothing in it requests or implies any waiver of tribal sovereign immunity.