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The East West Tie Transmission Line is a 450 kilometre, 230 kilovolt transmission line project running from Wawa to Thunderbay, Ontario. The project features a unique and expanding Indigenous ownership and procurement model supported by provincial loan guarantees.

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.

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.

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

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.