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.
Learn how Six Nations of the Grand River built one of Canada’s largest Indigenous clean energy portfolios through strategic equity ownership and long-term reinvestment.
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.
