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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 Wicehtowak Solar Project is a 32.4 MW solar farm under construction near Bethune, Saskatchewan. The project features 100% Indigenous ownership by George Gordon First Nation through its economic development corporation. It is one of the largest fully Indigenous-owned clean energy initiatives in the country.

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.

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.