We help BC First Nations turn clean energy, diesel reduction, and economic priorities into funded, investment-grade projects, and carry them through to community ownership. Federal funding work is delivered Canada-wide, with on-site work as a project needs it.
British Columbia has built one of the strongest Indigenous clean-energy ecosystems in the country, and many BC First Nations face the exact challenge we are built for: remote, diesel-dependent communities that want clean, community-owned power. The funding is there. The hard part is turning it into a project that gets built and owned.
That is the gap we close. The federal programs that anchor most projects, ISC CORP, the Strategic Partnerships Initiative, CanExport Community Investments, and federal clean-energy funding, apply in BC exactly as they do where we are based. On the provincial side, we work with the BC Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative, delivered by New Relationship Trust with PacifiCan and the Province of B.C., and the First Nations Clean Energy Business Fund. Every engagement is governed by OCAP® principles, so data, decisions, and ownership stay with the community.
What we bring. Our delivered track record is on the Prairies, a precedent-setting utility franchise waiver, a hybrid community microgrid taken from feasibility through engineering, Canada's first Indigenous CanExport grant, and a $5M ERA-supported net-zero engagement. The engineering discipline and federal program knowledge behind that work apply identically in British Columbia.
Investment-grade feasibility and business cases tuned to BC's programs, utility, and remote-community realities.
A funding stack drawing on BCICEI, the First Nations Clean Energy Business Fund, and federal programs.
Procurement, project management, and training that ends with the community owning and operating the asset.
Yes. Most of our work, feasibility studies, funding strategy, business cases, and federal applications, is delivered Canada-wide, with on-site work scheduled as a project needs it. The federal programs that anchor these projects, such as ISC CORP and CanExport, apply in BC exactly as they do on the Prairies.
Provincial and Indigenous-led streams including the BC Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative, delivered by New Relationship Trust with PacifiCan and the Province of B.C., and the First Nations Clean Energy Business Fund, alongside the full slate of federal programs. We right-size and stack them into one capital plan.
That is squarely our work. We have designed hybrid microgrids and community-owned energy from feasibility through detailed engineering, and BC's diesel reduction stream plus federal clean-energy funding are built for exactly this.
Tell us what you want to build. We will give you an honest read on whether it works and how to fund it.
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