False Pass Tribal Council

The Native Village of False Pass, as the Lead Tribe for the False Pass Tribe Consortium, Is Committed to Implementing the Tribal Home Electrification and Home Rebate Program in Alignment With the Section 50122 of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) to the U.s. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Guidelines in Recognizing the Importance of Energy Efficiency and the Role It Plays in Supporting Sustainable and Resilient Communities. Through Careful Planning and Leveraging Existing Infrastructure, False Pass Tribe Consortium Will Deliver the Program in a Manner That Promotes Energy Savings, Enhances Home Electrification Efforts, and Provide Direct Benefits to Low-income Households. the Tribe’s Focus on Consumer Protection, Quality Assurance, and Efficient Program Management Will Ensure That the Program Is Equitable, Accessible, and Successful. the False Pass Tribe Consortium Will Deliver Its Rebate Program to Residents in the Twenty-three (23) Participating Tribal Communities That Are Members of the Consortium. All of These Member Communities Are Disadvantaged, Rural Coastal Communities in and Around False Pass, Alaska. Eighty Percent (80%) of the Rebates Funding Will Be Used to Deliver Qualifying Electrification Projects in Its Member Communities as Well as Provide Installation Incentives to Contractors. Administrative Activities Will Include Program Planning and Design, Development of Tools and Systems, Program Monitoring and Audits, Consumer Protection Functions, Marketing, Education and Outreach, and Technical Assistance. the Native Village of False Pass Estimates Issuing 1494 Consumer Rebates to Households, and as Many Installation Incentives. the Tribe Also Estimates Providing 115 Online Education and Outreach Engagements, 23 in- Person Education and Outreach Session, and 23 Technical Assistance Sessions to Residents Within the Project Service Area.