This case study outlines how Indigenous Energy Monitor partnered with RBC to produce a national report released in April 2026 ahead of the First Nations Major Projects Coalition conference in Toronto.

The Rose Valley Wind Project is a 200 MW wind facility near Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, majority-owned by M-Squared Renewables, an Indigenous development corporation.

Atlantic Canada's clean energy buildout is creating unprecedented ownership opportunities for Indigenous communities. IEM breaks down the current state of Indigenous ownership and what it reveals about the region's energy transition.

A data-driven breakdown of Indigenous loan guarantee programs in Canada, including $2.6B in guarantees, active programs, impacts, and what comes next.

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.