Federal funding for renewable energy and capacity building in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities, including demonstration of innovative microgrid systems.
CERRC has funded more than 230 community energy projects nationally. The program is now fully committed. We position projects for the remaining Wah-ila-toos streams and the successor programming NRCan has signalled.
On our files. We structured a successful clean energy hybrid microgrid demonstration application, with federal funding active for engineering and detailed design.
We scope the front-end engineering that makes a microgrid application credible.
We match the project to the right CERRC stream and its requirements.
Applications kept ready so you enter the queue the day intake or recapitalization reopens.
CERRC is fully committed and closed to new applications, and the program officially closes March 31, 2027. NRCan is retaining inquiries to inform future federal programming. Northern projects can still apply through CIRNAC's Northern REACHE via the Wah-ila-toos window, and we keep projects application-ready for the successor programming NRCan has signalled.
Credible engineering is central to a strong application. We scope and coordinate the engineering partners so the technical file matches what reviewers expect.
Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities funds renewable electricity, renewable heat, capacity building, and projects that reduce reliance on diesel in off-grid and remote communities. We match your project to the eligible stream and the open funding cycle.
Tell us what you want to build and we will map the funding path, CERRC included or not.
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