Our role is development partner. The studies, the funding, the procurement, and the capacity building that get projects built and keep them in the owner's hands.
For nearly three years we have served as lead development partner to a Saskatchewan First Nation advancing two flagship Indigenous-owned enterprises, a commercial vertical farm and a Nation-owned clean energy utility, supported by an innovation centre, a reforestation program, and a sovereign AI platform. Every phase is governed by OCAP® principles and authorized by Chief and Council.
A community-owned utility that will distribute, supply, and sell electricity on Nation lands, converting an outflow energy economy into circular wealth retention.
An off-grid controlled environment agriculture enterprise growing premium produce for western Canadian retail markets, year-round and Indigenous-grown.
A planned innovation centre to de-risk both enterprises, plus a Nation-owned agentic AI platform for energy, agriculture, and capital management.
Community-led tree planting and urban forest strategy, with the Nation's Lands Department leading on the ground.
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Our team secured the first CanExport Community Investments grant ever awarded to an Indigenous community in Canada, opening a federal investment attraction pathway no Nation had accessed before.
Natural Resources Canada approved $1,000,000 through the Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities program for a Saskatchewan First Nation's off-grid hybrid microgrid. Our team built the funding application and carries the project through detailed design.
An Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Youth Employment and Skills Program award approved in May 2026 funds a First Nation community gardening initiative. A community greenhouse funding application for a northern Saskatchewan First Nation was approved one month earlier.
Advisory work contributing to a $5M Emissions Reduction Alberta grant award for a carbon capture and storage feasibility study, plus $1M secured from Alberta Innovates for AI development of a world-first subsurface imaging tool.
Leading a biofuels feasibility study for a northern Saskatchewan First Nation, green-lit by the Nation and advancing through the federal funding application phase, built on Indigenous data sovereignty.
A decade in oil and gas reservoir, completions, and production engineering. Geothermal generation studies. Solar and storage installations from 2 to 200 kW all over Western Canada for residential, commercial, municipal, and First Nations customers.
Net metering program grants secured for clients in both Alberta and Saskatchewan, moving distributed energy systems from quote to grid connection across two provincial regulatory frameworks.
Supporting clients on investment attraction, including federal CanExport programming and provincial direct-investment strategies for project equity of up to 49%.
“I plan to work with Solarcor Energy Inc. again and can recommend them without reservation to others... and trust that your experience with them will be as positive as mine.”
Solar and energy-efficiency consulting, cost analysis, and grant preparation for the Town of Biggar.
Every engagement above started with a single conversation about what the owner wanted to build.
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