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DATA · IEOT

Indigenous Energy Ownership Tracker

The most comprehensive and detailed database of Indigenous-owned major projects across Canada's energy and resource sectors.

660+

major projects with

Indigenous ownership

5

sectors, one structure

$400B*

of infrastructure with Indigenous ownership

* Based on projects with known costs.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Every Indigenous owned project, in one place.

A database and interactive dashboard tracking Indigenous equity ownership in every publicly known major project across oil & gas, power & utilities, chemicals & fuel, mining & minerals and CCUS.

Comprehensive coverage

All Indigenous-owned major projects across 5 key sectors.

Project Profiles

Descriptions and financial notes for every project.

Frequent updates

New projects and details added as they happen.

Ownership Transparency

Project partners and equity stakes, side by side.

Map and list views

Browse high-level trends, filter, and export to CSV.

Sourced data

Built from public disclosures and announcements.

HOW IT'S USED

From due diligence to deal benchmarking.

Industry

Identify equity partners and benchmark ownership structures.

Investors & lenders

Size the opportunity and run due diligence on precedents.

Indigenous orgs

Benchmark deals and see what peers are developing.

Policy makers

Follow ownership trends and inform policy decisions.

ACCESS

Ways to work with the IEOT.

Platform subscription

Named-user access to the dashboard, map, project profiles and CSV export.

Contact us for a quote.

Custom research

Partner identification, equity assessments and benchmarking built on IEOT data.

Scoped per project

Related insights

RECENT REPORT FROM IEM

State of Indigenous Equity Ownership 2026 Report

The most comprehensive and structured view of Indigenous ownership across Canada’s energy and resource sectors. This report is informing analysis by RBC and discussions at the First Nations Major Projects Coalition Conference.

Understand Indigenous equity ownership like never before with the IEOT.

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