Utility-scale solar and battery storage on the Oklahoma plains
Tribal Energy Development · Oklahoma

Your land.
Your power.
Your terms.

Concord brings the developer, the capital, and the construction to tribal land. Your tribe provides the land — and pays nothing. And nothing of yours moves until a partner agreement protects it.

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$20BFederal tribal energy lending — open now
30–40%Battery tax credit, payable to tribes in cash
$0Capital required from your tribe
100%Tribal ownership at the end of term
What we build

Three paths. Your tribe chooses.

Each path starts the same way: your land, a long-term lease, rent from year one, and ownership of everything at the end.

01

Power yourselves

Solar and battery storage sized for your own government, homes, and enterprises. Lower bills. Power that stays on when the grid does not.

02

Sell the power

A utility-scale solar + storage plant selling electricity under long-term contract. Land rent plus a producing asset on tribal ground.

03

Host a data center

The strongest land rents in the market today — on a ground lease that keeps the land in tribal hands for the next generation.

The economics

What your tribe receives

$800–$1,500per acre, per year for solar — rising about 2% annually, over 25–30 years
$5,000–$15,000per acre, per year for a data center site in a power corridor — rising 2–3% annually
Ownership, if you prefer itMajority tribal ownership is available. On a project of the scale we are developing now, full tribal ownership puts a battery tax credit worth $13.8 million in cash in the tribe’s hands.
Jobs and first lookConstruction is built by Oklahoma partners — with tribal citizens hired and trained first, in the pattern of the leading tribal energy builders.
Data center campus at dusk

The land never leaves tribal hands. At the end of the term, everything on it is yours.

First, the agreement

Nothing of yours moves until you are protected

Before any land, maps, or power records go to a developer, your tribe signs a short Local Development Partner agreement with Concord. It exists for one reason: control.

A

One door

Concord is your tribe’s named development partner for energy for a fixed 24-month term — the standard exclusivity window in energy development, approved by your council’s own resolution. Every developer comes through that one door.

B

Your information stays yours

Your parcels, maps, and power records are shared only under confidentiality, only for your projects, only after this agreement is signed. Never before.

C

No going around

A standard non-circumvention term — the same clause used in development and brokerage agreements everywhere. Developers we introduce work through Concord, not around it.

The agreement creates no obligation to build anything. It only fixes who represents your tribe’s energy interests, and on what rules, before the work starts.

Your safeguards, in the agreement itself: it grants Concord no land rights and encumbers no land — leases still run through your tribe’s own approval process. It is time-limited, and it ends if we do not perform. Your tribe keeps full control of every decision that follows.

How it works

Five steps, in this order

1

Conversation

Thirty minutes. We learn what your tribe wants from its land.

2

Partner agreement

The Local Development Partner agreement is signed. Only then does anything move.

3

Land screen

We study the parcel you name — power, ground, access — at no cost to the tribe.

4

Competing proposals

Developers bid through Concord. You see competing written proposals — developer, financing, rent, term.

5

Your decision

Nothing is built or filed until your tribe approves a proposal.

Who we are

A local partner, not a landlord’s broker

Concord Development Partners is an Oklahoma development group built for one job: standing between tribes and the energy market, on the tribe’s side of the table. We assemble the developer, the financing, and the construction team, we compete them against each other, and we stay with the project from the first conversation through the ribbon cutting. Our construction partners are Oklahoma companies — concrete, equipment, and labor already working across the state.

Twon MoorePartner — field operations & business development
Kierston WillobyPartner — programs, financing & delivery

Start with thirty minutes.

One call. Then the partner agreement — before any of your information moves anywhere.

kwill@willobyconsulting.com