We help First Nations, Métis communities, municipalities, and industry turn energy ideas into funded, investment-grade projects that get built, get owned, and keep wealth local. Solar, storage, microgrids, geothermal, and biofuels, backed by a decade of oil and gas engineering.
Most energy advice stops at the study. Ours is built to get a project financed and built. We bring the same economics-first discipline to a 20 kW solar array as to a hybrid microgrid, because the question is always the same: does this hold up once real money is on the line, and who owns it at the end?
A First Nations clean energy feasibility study from Solarcor is not a document for a shelf. It is the foundation of a funding application, a capital stack, and a procurement package. Behind that sits a decade of traditional oil and gas engineering, covering reservoir engineering, completions, and production economics, which means we evaluate every technology on its merits and its numbers.
What we have done. We advised a major Canadian electricity producer on net-zero strategy, contributing to a $5M Emissions Reduction Alberta award, and led a hybrid community microgrid from feasibility through detailed engineering design. We size every system to the economics and the rules rather than the brochure.
A feasibility study and business case that hold up under federal program review, lender credit committees, and equity due diligence.
A layered funding strategy, built program by program, that combines grants, debt, and equity into a stack that closes.
Procurement, project management, and training that ends with the community owning and operating the system without depending on us.
No. Our background spans conventional and clean energy. A decade of oil and gas engineering means we evaluate every option on its economics first, then recommend what actually pays, whether that is solar, storage, geothermal, biofuels, or a hybrid of them.
Yes. We have negotiated a precedent-setting electricity utility franchise waiver between a provincial crown corporation and a First Nations government, and we structure projects so the Nation owns and operates the asset and keeps the revenue.
From $10K community systems to $100M energy programs. We size the engagement to the project and tell you plainly when net metering is enough and when a microgrid or community-owned utility makes more sense.
Tell us what you want to build. We will give you an honest, economics-first read on whether it should proceed, and what it takes to get there.
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