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Pages tagged "ownership"

First Nations co-ownership and equity in clean energy projects: New guide launched today

One way First Nations can participate in and benefit economically from clean energy is to own equity in projects. Our new guide is designed to support First Nations communities review their participation in clean energy projects.

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First Nations and the Guarantee of Origin (GO) Scheme

The Guarantee of Origin scheme matters because it gives Traditional Owners and First Nations groups a new set of tools to hold developers accountable and to leverage an emerging policy framework for lasting value.

First Nations and Traditional Owners can use the GO Scheme in practice for:

  • Leverage in negotiations and an insight into the values of developers
  • Pathways to ownership
  • Recognition for consent and partnerships
  • Economic growth and procurement
  • Employment, heritage and benefit-sharing.

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Guarantee of Origin scheme tracking First Nations ownership, consent, procurement and benefit-sharing in clean energy projects

Traditional Owners and First Nations groups have a new set of tools to hold clean energy developers accountable. 

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Reduced risk, cost and delay: New report spells out investor benefits of First Nations participation in clean energy projects

New research shows investor backing of First Nations participation in clean energy projects offers mutual benefit for investors and First Nations groups and reduces project risk, cost and delay. 

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