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Agronomic State Federation Meeting at
the Alamos Municipality.

PRESENTING our ECO-TECH solutions to The Agronomic State Federation & The Pueblo Yorme Maayo (Mayo), Pueblo HIAK (YAQUI), Pueblo O*OB (PIMA)

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Agronomic State Federation | Alamos Municipality
Indian Energy Group | The Manati Group

The meeting with the Agronomic State Federation was a success! We delved into the strategic framework, focusing on the roadmap for integrating cutting-edge technologies in Atmospheric Water Harvesting, Hybrid Energy Generation & Storage, and Automated Farming Solutions. This collaborative session aimed to foster a thorough exploration and discussion on implementing sustainable and innovative practices within the agricultural sector of Mexico. Gratitude expressed to President Rodolfo Jordán Villalobos, Mr. Jose Bujanda Yanez (President of the Agronomic Federation of Sonora), and our esteemed Carlos Espinoza, CNA member, and Evenflo’s Head of Rural Development for Mexico.

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Agronomic State Federation | Alamos Municipality Indian Energy Group | The Manati Group

Extended gratitude and appreciation to ETINA COMCA’AC (SERIS) Governor Traditional Genaro Gabriel Blanco, President of The Council of Elders Enrique Robles Barnett, President of Tiburon Island Joel Barnett Morales and Community Vice Presidenta Tiburon Island Comca’AC Maria Francisca Herrera. Secretary Council of Elders De La ETINA Comca’AC Francisco Gabriel Hoeffer, Consejo De Ancianos De La ETINA COMCA*CA and Maria Rebeca Ortega M. Your dedication and support to these initiatives is highly appreciated. `CONTINUE

Alamos Agriculture Festival with the National Peasant Confederation CNC
Sonora Mexico.

Discussions on ECO-TECH solutions continued with representatives from The Agronomic State Federation, as well as the Pueblo Yorme Maayo (Mayo), Pueblo HIAK (YAQUI), and Pueblo O*OB (PIMA) communities.

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Agriculture Festival at the Alamos Municipal Palace  Indian Energy Group | The Manati Group

As the Indian Energy Group gains momentum, we are diligently laying the groundwork for groundbreaking technological solutions that prioritize accessibility for all segments of society. Our participation in the Agriculture Festival at the Alamos Municipal Palace proved to be an exceptional experience. It provided us with a valuable platform to showcase our comprehensive technology ecosystem to esteemed professionals and industry leaders. This event not only allowed us to highlight our cutting-edge innovations but also fostered meaningful connections and collaborations within the agricultural sector.

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Agriculture Festival at the Alamos Municipal Palace Indian Energy Group | The Manati Group

Our dedication lies in advancing innovation, empowering communities, and leading transformative changes that impact various industries." We extend our heartfelt gratitude to President Rodolfo Jordán Villalobos, Mr. Jose Bujanda Yanez, President of the Agronomic Federation of Sonora, and our esteemed Carlos Espinoza, CNA member and Head of Rural Development for Mexico, for their invaluable support.

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Agriculture Festival at the Alamos Municipal Palace Indian Energy Group | The Manati Group

We are also deeply thankful to the Farmers, Ranchers, and distinguished guests whose participation made this event a success. Our appreciation extends to the Pueblo Yorme Maayo (Mayo), Pueblo HIAK (YAQUI), and Pueblo O*OB (PIMA) communities.
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The National Agronomic Confederation Alliance with Indian Power, Indian Energy Llc.

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The National Agronomic Confederation Alliance | San Diego California | Indian Energy Group

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Indian Power, Indian Energy, and The National Agronomic Confederation. This strategic alliance marks a significant milestone for our association, offering an exceptional opportunity to actively contribute to the sustainable development and ecological preservation of the tribal communities in Mexico.

Through this collaboration, we aim to harness our collective expertise and resources to implement innovative solutions that promote environmental stewardship, foster economic growth, and enhance the quality of life for these communities. Our shared commitment to sustainability and social responsibility will drive meaningful progress and create lasting positive impacts on the environment and the people we serve.

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The National Agronomic Confederation Alliance | San Diego California | Indian Energy Group

Through this collaboration, we aim to drive the development of innovative technological infrastructure tailored to the unique needs of these communities. Our efforts will focus on promoting environmentally friendly practices and leveraging renewable energy sources to ensure long-term sustainability. Moreover, this partnership will pave the way for substantial job creation, empowering local communities by providing employment opportunities and enhancing their economic stability. By combining our expertise and resources with those of our esteemed partners, we are confident in our ability to make a meaningful impact on both the environment and the well-being of the tribes in Mexico.

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The National Agronomic Confederation Alliance | San Diego California | Indian Energy Group

We extend our gratitude to The National President José Milton Rasgado Cabrera of The National Agronomic Confederation, Mr. Alfredo Lopez Valdovinos, Mr. Jose Bujanda Yanez, President of the Agronomic Federation of Sonora, Mr. Ramfis Sahid Flores Ortega and our esteemed Carlos Espinoza, CNA member and Evenflo's Head of Rural Development for Mexico. Mr, Allan Cadreau, Mike Firenzi and Henry Boulley of Indian Energy, and of course, our Director of Operations Omar Peralta, General Manager Lino Peralta for making this all happen. `CONTINUE

The 45TH National Agronomic Congress.

Introducing Technological Solutions for Agriculture, Energy, and Industry, Benefiting the People of Mexico and Indigenous Tribes

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THE 45TH National Agronomic Congress | Mexico City | Indian Energy Group

The Evenflo Team had the distinct honor of attending the 45th National Agronomic Congress in Mexico City. This prestigious event provided us with the platform to present our advanced eco-technology solutions, which include Unified Energy Generation Microgrids and storage, Atmospheric Water Generation, and Automated Farming, among other innovations. Our team had the privilege of taking center stage in front of the media and representatives from all 32 states. We outlined a visionary future for energy, industry, and agriculture, emphasizing the positive economic impacts and long-term benefits of our technologies.

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THE 45TH National Agronomic Congress | Mexico City | Indian Energy Group

Our channel partners, including the Indigenous Tribes of Mexico and esteemed universities, are pivotal in supporting this initiative and promoting the education and advancement of these transformative technologies. We are profoundly honored to have participated in this significant event and to have had the opportunity to share our agricultural solutions with the people of Mexico. This experience reinforces our commitment to fostering sustainable development and innovation in the agronomic sector.

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THE 45TH National Agronomic Congress | Mexico City | Indian Energy Group

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Alfredo Lopez Valdovinos, President of The National Agronomic Confederation, newly elected President Jose Milton Rasgado Cabrera, and all esteemed cabinet members, friends, and guests. Mr. Jose Bujanda Yanez, President of the Agronomic Federation of Sonora, Mr. Ramfis Sahid Flores Ortega Carlos Espinoza, CNA member and Evenflo's Head of Rural Development for Mexico. Their invaluable support has made our participation in this important celebration possible, and we look forward to continuing our collaborative efforts to advance agronomic technology in Mexico. `CONTINUE

The Government Center of Hermosillo Sonora Mexico with The Secretary of Agriculture.

A discussion on Technological Solutions with the Support of Indigenous Tribal Leaders (Mayo, Seri, and Yaqui) to Enhance Sustainability, Growth, and Community Survival.

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The Government Center with the CNC | Hermosillo Sonora Mexico | Indian Energy Group

In a significant and pivotal gathering, we were privileged to convene with key stakeholders including the Secretary of Agriculture, prominent cabinet members, the esteemed President of the National Peasant Confederation (CNC), and distinguished Indigenous leaders representing the Seri and Yaqui Tribal nations, among other influential participants. This gathering was convened with a singular focus: to delve deeply into the pressing challenges posed by energy and water scarcity, critical issues that profoundly impact every facet of agriculture within the Sonora region.

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The Government Center with the CNC | Hermosillo Sonora Mexico | Indian Energy Group

The meeting unfolded as a platform for robust discussions and strategic planning, aimed at identifying innovative solutions to mitigate the adverse effects of these scarcities on agricultural productivity and sustainability. With representatives from government bodies, agricultural associations, and Indigenous communities, the dialogue encompassed a broad spectrum of perspectives and expertise. Insights shared by Indigenous leaders provided invaluable perspectives on traditional ecological knowledge and community-based resilience strategies, enriching the discourse with practical insights grounded in cultural heritage and environmental stewardship.

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The Government Center with the CNC  Hermosillo Sonora Mexico | Indian Energy Group

Looking ahead, the outcomes of this gathering are poised to inform policy frameworks and catalyze actionable strategies that prioritize resilience, equity, and sustainability in Sonora's agricultural landscape. The commitment demonstrated by all participants underscores a shared dedication to forging a future where agriculture thrives in harmony with natural resources, fostering prosperity for present and future generations alike. This gathering not only exemplified collaborative spirit but also set a precedent for inclusive dialogue and collective action in tackling complex challenges at the intersection of agriculture, energy, and water resource management. `CONTINUE

The Gathering of Indigenous Tribes of Sonora Mexico with Ignacio Martínez Tadeo.

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The Gathering of Indigenous Tribes with the CNC | Hermosillo Sonora Mexico | Indian Energy Group

We were deeply honored to attend a gathering uniting tribes in a spirit of solidarity and shared purpose. The event featured a heartfelt tribute to Ignacio Martínez Tadeo, a distinguished political leader with over five decades of unwavering advocacy for indigenous rights across Latin America.

Hailing from Pótam, Sonora, Martínez Tadeo’s illustrious career includes roles as councilman, local and federal deputy, and Sonora’s representative in the National Council of Indigenous Peoples. His steadfast dedication has solidified his reputation as a cornerstone of PRI Sonora, earning widespread respect and admiration.

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The Gathering of Indigenous Tribes with the CNC | Hermosillo Sonora Mexico | Indian Energy Group

The gathering brought together the eight recognized tribes of Sonora, Mexico: the Yaqui, Mayo, Pima, Seri, Cucapá, Tohono O’odham, Guarijío, and Kickapoo. This powerful assembly highlighted their shared histories and mutual commitment to preserving indigenous rights and cultural heritage. This event not only celebrated Martínez Tadeo's extraordinary contributions but also underscored the enduring significance of collaborative efforts among these tribes in fostering unity, advancing indigenous rights, and shaping a cohesive and progressive future for Mexico.

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The Gathering of Indigenous Tribes with the CNC | Hermosillo Sonora Mexico | Indian Energy Group

High Chief Gabriel and his wife, representing the Seri tribe, presented Allan Cadreau of Indian Energy with a prestigious gift during a poignant ceremony that left many moved to tears. This moment served as a catalyst, uniting our groups and inspiring the creation of the Indigenous Tribes Infrastructure & Development Plan. The event underscored the deep respect and collaboration between Indigenous leaders and our organization, marking a significant milestone in our shared commitment to advancing community development and sustainability. With this initiative, we aim to forge a path towards inclusive growth and prosperity, honoring cultural heritage while fostering innovative solutions for the benefit of all involved. `CONTINUE

National Peasant Confederation of Sonora (CNC) with President Rodolfo Jordán Villalobos, Mr. Jose Bujanda.

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National Peasant Confederation of Sonora (CNC) | Hermosillo Sonora Mexico | Indian Energy Group

Throughout our engagement, we highlighted our advanced technological solutions, with a strong emphasis on hybrid energy systems, innovative agricultural technologies, and atmospheric water generation. These cutting-edge innovations are designed to address the pressing challenges of energy reliability, sustainable food production, and access to clean water in vulnerable and underserved regions. Meeting with CNC President Rodolfo Jordán Villalobos and cabinet members provided a unique platform to delve into the complex issues of energy, food, and water scarcity affecting communities across Mexico, particularly indigenous populations. Their insights underscored the urgency of deploying integrated, scalable solutions that can deliver long-term resilience and self-sufficiency.

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National Peasant Confederation of Sonora (CNC) | Hermosillo Sonora Mexico | Indian Energy Group

We are deeply honored to be recognized as a trusted partner in tackling these challenges. Our technology offers practical and impactful strategies to strengthen local economies, enhance resource management, and improve quality of life for those most affected by these critical issues. We extend our heartfelt thanks to President Rodolfo Jordán Villalobos, Mr. Jose Bujanda Yanez, President of the Agronomic Federation of Sonora, and Carlos Espinoza, CNA member and Head of Rural Development for Mexico, for their invaluable collaboration and the opportunity to contribute to the advancement of sustainable development initiatives.

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Indian Energy LLC's Groundbreaking Ceremony at the Viejas Casino Resort Hotel.

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Indian Energy LLC's Groundbreaking Ceremony | Alpine California | Indian Energy Group

On February 22nd, Viejas Casino & Resort hosted a landmark event to commemorate the groundbreaking of the Viejas Enterprise Microgrid. This momentous occasion was attended by members of a binational energy initiative, including representatives from the California Energy Commission (CEC), the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians, tribal nations of San Diego, officials from the Mesa de Otay Industrial Association (AIMO) in Mexico, key subcontractors, and dignitaries from Mexico, all gathered to celebrate this innovative project. The Viejas Enterprise Microgrid is poised to be one of the most advanced microgrid projects currently under construction. The project is supported by a substantial $31 million grant from the California Energy Commission.

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Indian Energy LLC's Groundbreaking Ceremony | San Diego California | Indian Energy Group

Aimed at supporting long-duration energy storage solutions. Additionally, Indian Energy LLC has secured third-party financing to ensure the successful implementation of the microgrid. This cutting-edge initiative will provide renewable energy on demand for the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians, aligning with California’s ambitious goals for clean energy and grid reliability. The groundbreaking ceremony highlighted the collaborative efforts and shared commitment to pioneering sustainable energy solutions that benefit both the local community and the broader energy landscape. `CONTINUE

Presentation for AIMO Otay Mesa, IPEC Industrial
on Supercritical Co2.

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Presentation for AIMO Otay Mesa, IPEC Industrial Baja California | Indian Energy Group

The presentation at AIMO Otay Mesa for IPEC Industrial showcased the transformative potential of Super Critical CO₂ (SCCO₂) heating and cooling technology for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Leveraging the unique properties of CO₂ in its supercritical state, the system offers unparalleled efficiency, compact design, and environmental benefits over traditional HVAC systems. The panel featured industry leaders, including AIMO President Armando Padilla Fitch, Hyundai Translead Director Fernando Ruiz, and former Baja California Senator Hector Osuna Jaime, highlighting SCCO₂’s role in advancing energy efficiency and sustainability goals.

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Presentation for AIMO Otay Mesa, IPEC Industrial Baja California | Indian Energy Group

SCCO₂ systems were highlighted for their superior heat transfer, reduced energy use, and minimal environmental impact, offering scalable solutions for industries like manufacturing and logistics. Their compact design enables seamless integration and cost savings compared to conventional systems. The discussion underscored SCCO₂'s role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and meeting global decarbonization goals, with applications in cold storage, data centers, and buildings. Industry leaders and policymakers explored fostering innovation and securing funding to advance adoption.
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State University of Sonora Mexico (UES).

Presentation on a Multinational US / Baja Mexico Smart Grid Energy Storage Project

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State University of Sonora Mexico (UES). | San Luis Colorado Mexico| Indian Energy Group

The State University of Sonora (UES) hosted a pivotal presentation on a multinational smart grid energy storage project and energy-efficient infrastructure solutions. This U.S.-Baja Mexico collaboration aims to bolster energy resiliency, sustainability, and cross-border partnerships. State officials, UES Director Jorge Quiroz, cabinet members, faculty, and local municipal representatives attended the event, which showcased advanced energy storage and smart grid technologies. These innovations are designed to optimize energy distribution and efficiency across urban, rural, and tribal areas.

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State University of Sonora Mexico (UES). | San Luis Colorado mexico| Indian Energy Group

Indian Energy, LLC, a leading microgrid developer and systems integrator, played a central role by showcasing its mission to achieve energy sovereignty for tribal communities.  We take pride in playing a central role in advancing energy sovereignty for tribal communities. 

Through our work as a leading microgrid developer and systems integrator, we are committed to delivering innovative solutions that empower Tribal Utility Authorities. By integrating advanced clean energy technologies such as microgrids, renewable energy systems, and energy storage, we help reduce dependency on external energy providers, enhance grid stability, and ensure long-term energy security.

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State University of Sonora Mexico (UES) | San Luis Colorado mexico| Indian Energy Group

Our approach is rooted in fostering independence and resilience while aligning with the broader goals of sustainability and economic development on tribal lands. We are dedicated to enabling tribal communities to take control of their energy resources, reducing costs, minimizing environmental impact, and building infrastructure that paves the way for self-sufficient and sustainable growth.

This initiative underscores a transformative commitment to energy sovereignty, sustainability, and resilience. By embracing advanced technologies, it sets the stage for a cleaner, more secure, and self-sufficient energy future while strengthening cross-border and community collaboration.
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Meeting with The Secretary of Agriculture, ejidos
& The Technological University of Sonora (UTS).

Advancing Energy Resilience: Multinational Smart Grid Energy Storage Initiative for Sonora, Mexico

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UTS Technological University of Sonora |
San Luis Colorado mexico | Indian Energy Group

Presentation on Smart Grid Unified Energy Generation
UTS Technological University of Sonora hosted a presentation titled "Smart Grid Unified Energy Generation," attended by UTECH Director Arturo Reza, Secretary of Agriculture José Mendívil Velderrain, and local and state officials.

The focus was on small wind energy, microgrids, and energy storage as transformative solutions for decentralized energy generation in Sonora.

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UTS Technological University of Sonora | San Luis Colorado mexico | Indian Energy Group

Small wind systems were showcased as sustainable, cost-effective, and technical solutions for powering agriculture and remote communities. Microgrids were highlighted as scalable systems enhancing energy security and efficiency, while non-lithium or hydrogen-based batteries, such as EOS or Invinity, were emphasized for stabilizing renewable energy.

The presentation proposed pilot programs, government collaboration, and education initiatives to establish UTS as a leader in Sonora’s energy sustainability efforts.

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Meeting with The Secretary of Agriculture, ejidos
& The Farmers and Ranchers Association.

Advancing Energy Resilience: Multinational Smart Grid Energy Storage Initiative for Sonora, Mexico

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Townhall with José Mendivil Velderrain |
San Luis Colorado mexico | Indian Energy Group

Town Hall Meeting with José Mendivil Velderrain, Zone One Territorial Representative of the Ministry of Agriculture for Sonora, Sinaloa, Nayarit, and Las Bajas The town hall brought together members of the Farmers and Ranchers Association, the Ejidatarios of Sonora, and other stakeholders to address critical issues impacting agriculture, energy, and water scarcity in the region. The event featured a presentation on microgrid energy and storage solutions, showcasing cutting-edge innovations and developments for 2022. These advancements are designed to tackle energy reliability and resource management challenges, offering practical, sustainable strategies to improve agricultural practices and community resilience.

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Townhall with José Mendivil Velderrain | San Luis Colorado mexico | Indian Energy Group

These solutions hold significant promise for tribal communities and rural populations, providing reliable and affordable energy while reducing environmental impacts. By improving access to clean energy and essential resources, they enhance quality of life, foster economic stability, and empower communities to thrive. Additionally, the adoption of these technologies supports sustainable farming practices, helps combat water scarcity, and creates new opportunities for growth in underserved areas. This collaborative effort reinforces the importance of addressing regional challenges through innovation and community-driven solutions, paving the way for a more sustainable and prosperous future for all.

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