From our Aberdeen office, we partner with Saskatchewan First Nations and Métis communities on energy, agriculture, forestry, and AI, carrying projects from feasibility and funding through to community ownership.
Saskatchewan is home to our most ambitious work. We serve as lead development partner to a Saskatchewan First Nation advancing a portfolio of interconnected projects across energy, agriculture, and innovation, the kind that get built and stay owned. From our Aberdeen base, that partnership shapes how we work everywhere.
Saskatchewan rewards consultants who understand its specifics: the provincial utility's rules, the net metering framework, and the financing routes open to First Nation-owned businesses. We have negotiated a precedent-setting electricity utility franchise waiver between a provincial crown corporation and a First Nations government, turning community energy spending into community-owned revenue. Every engagement is governed by OCAP® principles, so data, decisions, and ownership stay with the community.
What we have done in Saskatchewan. We negotiated a precedent-setting utility franchise waiver for a First Nations government, led a hybrid community microgrid from feasibility through detailed engineering design, drove a community vertical farm from feasibility through business case and technology procurement, and secured Canada's first Indigenous CanExport Community Investments grant.
Investment-grade feasibility and business cases tuned to Saskatchewan's utility rules and markets.
A funding stack drawing on SIEF and federal programs, layered with debt and equity, and the right structure.
Procurement, project management, and training that ends with the community owning and operating the enterprise.
No. We are lead development partner to a Saskatchewan First Nation advancing a portfolio of interconnected projects, our deepest engagement, and we also work with other First Nations and a Métis community across the province.
Provincial financing through the Saskatchewan Indigenous Enterprise Foundation (SIEF), Saskatchewan's net metering framework, and the full slate of federal programs. We have also negotiated a precedent-setting utility franchise waiver between a provincial crown corporation and a First Nations government.
Our agriculture and growing practice is based in Aberdeen, and we work with communities across the province. Our CEA expertise comes from operating a 90,000 sq. ft. greenhouse complex at commercial scale.
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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