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The Iqaluit Nukkiksautiit Project is a proposed 15-30 MW hydroelectric facility that would end Iqaluit's near-total reliance on imported diesel for electricity. The project is Inuit-owned and led through the Nunavut Nukkiksautiit Corporation. The project was referred to the federal Major Projects Office in November 2025.

The Wabamun Carbon Hub is a proposed carbon transportation and storage project west and north of Edmonton, Alberta, being developed by Enbridge to serve large-scale industrial CO2 capture projects. Once built, five Indigenous communities are positioned to co-own an interest in the Hub's transportation and storage infrastructure.

The Chatham to Lakeshore Transmission Line is a 49-kilometre, 230-kilovolt Hydro One transmission asset in Ontario's Windsor-Essex Region, now operating with First Nations acquiring a targeted 50% equity stake under Hydro One's First Nations Equity Model.

A data-driven look at Indigenous procurement intensity in Alberta’s oil sands, using 2024 spend and production data from major operators.

Indigenous communities in Saskatchewan are becoming key partners and owners in the province’s evolving power sector. This article explores the growing landscape of Indigenous ownership and how First Nations are shaping the future of Saskatchewan’s power sector.