First Nations are starting to invest, participate and own clean energy projects, creating a new way forward for communities to achieve economic independence and ensure our place as rights-holders, not stakeholders.
The path to project development and equity participation however can be confusing, with few publicly available case studies of the complex process involved.
Recognising this, some First Nations project partnerships are actively sharing their intellectual property (IP) and resources.
Doing so demystifies the process and empowers First Nations communities with knowledge, enabling us to engage confidently in projects that affect our land and waters and generations to come.
This page showcases First Nations clean energy equity partnerships that are sharing knowledge and IP, clearing the pathway to active engagement and a more sustainable and equitable clean energy transition.