Projects built through collaboration, trust, and shared value.
The FNUBP model connects First Nations ownership, utility needs, experienced project partners, and long-term energy infrastructure.
Partnership Model
From early opportunity to long-term ownership.
Project Pathway
Community Engagement
Work with First Nations leadership to understand priorities, protocols, and partnership interest.
Opportunity Assessment
Identify project size, siting, interconnection needs, utility requirements, and value drivers.
Opportunity Development
Land tenure, community consultations, environmental studies, permitting, design, and contracting.
Financing & Construction
Structure Project Co financing and deliver the battery system with experienced partners.
Operations
Support safe operations, inspections, maintenance, and utility integration.
Long-Term Ownership
Build capacity and transfer project value into the local First Nation partnership.
Training & Knowledge Transfer
Develop practical understanding of energy infrastructure and project operations.
Benefits are designed to last beyond construction.
Shared Success
Economic Participation
Create long-term stable revenue, employment, and business participation opportunities.
Utility Value
Support grid stability, renewable integration, peak shifting, and infrastructure resilience.
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