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The Wataynikaneyap Transmission Project is a First Nations-majority owned transmission system in northwestern Ontario designed to connect remote communities to the provincial grid. Led by 24 First Nations in partnership with Fortis, the project is transforming energy access, reducing diesel reliance, and enabling long-term community development.

The Sanjgon Battery Energy Storage Project is an 80 MW grid-scale battery facility in Ontario developed by Boralex in partnership with Walpole Island First Nation. Formerly known as the Tilbury project, Sanjgon supports grid reliability while demonstrating meaningful Indigenous partnership in energy storage infrastructure.

The Oneida Battery Energy Storage Project is a 250 MW grid-scale battery facility in Ontario with First Nation equity ownership. The project is a landmark example of Indigenous participation in large-scale energy storage infrastructure.

The Duchess Solar Project is a majority Indigenous-owned 19.8 MW solar facility near Duchess, Alberta. Co-developed with Elemental Energy and led by Cold Lake First Nations, the project demonstrates how innovative financing and equity partnerships are enabling Indigenous communities to secure long-term ownership in Canada’s growing power sector.

The Whitehorse LNG Power Plant is an Indigenous-owned backup natural gas generation facility in Yukon’s capital region.