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Tribal Wind Development: An Alternative Approach Kennis M Bellmard II Kennis M. Bellmard, II & Robert Bud Scott Economic Development Authorities Tribal Business Structures Tribal Business Structures Businesses Government


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“Tribal Wind Development: An Alternative Approach”

Kennis M Bellmard II Kennis M. Bellmard, II & Robert “Bud” Scott

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Tribal Business Structures Tribal Business Structures

Government Tribes Economic Development Authorities Businesses

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Indian Country

No Property Tax y Minimal State Regulation Minimal State Regulation Unique Incentives

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Tax Advantages

Tribal Enterprises Exempt from many State

& Federal Taxes R l P t T E ti T t St t

Real Property Tax Exemption = Trust Status Accelerated Depreciation Indian Employment Tax Credit = Wages &

Health Insurance N M k t T C dit

New Markets Tax Credits

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Business Friendly Business Friendly Regulatory Market

Tribal Utility Divisions

  • Federal Environmental

Regulations Structured Business Laws Structured Business Laws

  • Liability Limitations

T ib l C i l C d

  • Tribal Commercial Code
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“Tribal Trust Land Advantages”

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CHILOCCO, OKLAHOMA Chilocco

OKLAHOMA KANSAS BORDER

Ponca Ponca City

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Tribal Financial Opportunities Tribal Financial Opportunities For Developing Energy Projects

Clean Renewable Energy Bonds (CREBS) Tax Exempt Bond Financing Tax Exempt Bond Financing Federal Set-Asides for Technical & Federal Set Asides for Technical &

Infrastructure Development

Community Development Financing

Institutions (CDFI) Revolving Loan Fund

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CREBS Funds & Issuance CREBS Funds & Issuance Last Cycle

General Governmental Borrowers ($263 Million)

  • 275 Projects in 28 States

Ranges from $15 000 to $2 95 Million

  • Ranges from $15,000 to $2.95 Million
  • 138 Solar, 88 Wind, 41 Landfill/Gas, 12 Hydro

Cooperative Borrowers ($143 Million)

  • 28 Projects in 13 States

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  • Ranges from $300,000 to $30 Million
  • 14 Wind, 4 Landfill/Gas, 6 Hydro, 1 Solar
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Public Sector Public Sector Incentive Programs

N Bid F d l C S ll B i

No Bid Federal Contracts = Small Business

Administration 8(a) Status

  • No Pass Through Tax Liability
  • Increased Contract Reimbursement

HubZone Programs

  • USDA Contract Preferences
  • HUD Contract Preferences

Foreign Trade Zones

  • Reduce US Customs Duties

Reduce US Customs Duties

  • No Ad Valorem Tax on Personal Property
  • Avoid Customs Processing Fees
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The Future Is Now

Carbon Sequestration Incentives Renewable Portfolio Standards Green Credit Trading Transmission Line Upgrades

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Kennis M. Bellmard, II , Mobile Phone: (405) 365-8900 Robert “Bud” Scott Mobile Phone: (405) 445-9435