About
TallBear
TallBear
TallBear Energy Partners develops and finances modular energy systems for indigenous and underserved communities.
We focus on sovereign infrastructure that enables reliable power, data, food, and water.Our work supports long-term ownership, independence, and economic development.
TallBear Seville LLC is certified as a Minority Business Enterprise under the California Public Utilities Commission Supplier Diversity Program.
This certification supports partnerships with utilities, public agencies, and infrastructure developers.It also reinforces TallBear’s role in advancing indigenous and minority participation in critical infrastructure.
Certified Minority Business Enterprise
TallBear designs and deploys modular energy systems that operate independently from the grid.These systems combine power generation, energy storage, and communications infrastructure.
They are built for tribal land, remote regions, and critical infrastructure deployments.We work alongside tribes, utilities, and partners to deliver projects that are owned locally and designed for long-term resilience.
Richard TallBear Westerman is a Native American entrepreneur and renewable energy developer with decades of experience in tribal economic development, infrastructure projects, and renewable energy systems. He has led and developed more than $100 million in projects across energy, construction, and gaming industries and currently owns a utility-scale solar facility that supplies electricity under a long-term power agreement.
Yan Purba is the CEO and co-founder of Tynergy Technology Corp with more than two decades of leadership experience across technology, energy, and digital infrastructure. He has led large organizations through major growth and transformation initiatives while developing advanced energy technologies including battery systems and next-generation energy infrastructure solutions.
Our mission is to help Tribal Nations build and control their own modern energy infrastructure.
We believe energy systems in Indian Country should be:
Controlled and owned by Tribal Nations.
Reducing long-term energy costs for tribal citizens.
Designed to withstand grid disruptions and climate challenges.
Powered by renewable energy that protects tribal lands and resources.