First Nations Power Authority

10/15/2026

Shoutout to Clean Energy BC for bringing First Nations leadership to the forefront at the 2026 First Nations Energy Summit!

Taking place November 30 and December 1 in Vancouver, the summit will bring together First Nations, industry, government and utilities to share ideas and build relationships around the future of clean energy. We’re especially glad to see opportunities for emerging leaders to take part.

Learn more and register: https://cleanenergybc.org/event/first-nations-energy-summit-2026/

Clean Energy BC advocates for cost-effective green electricity through the efficient & environmentally responsible development of BC’s renewable energy resources.

10/06/2026

Reliable power shouldn’t have to wait for permanent infrastructure.

FNPA member Collicutt Energy Services works with communities, utilities, developers and industrial partners to deliver temporary power and microgrid solutions that can be deployed quickly and scaled as requirements grow.

Their solutions include:

• Natural gas and diesel generation
• Modular power plants
• Battery energy storage
• Renewable generation integration
• Microgrid controls and electrical distribution
• Complete balance-of-plant design and integration
• Temporary, bridging and longer-term power solutions

For remote communities and projects, this can provide another tool for addressing capacity constraints, supporting new development and improving energy resiliency while longer-term infrastructure is being planned.

The generator is only one part of the solution. Collicutt brings the engineering, integration, equipment, commissioning and ongoing service required to turn individual pieces of equipment into a complete power system.

"We’re proud to work alongside organizations such as First Nations Power Authority to explore practical, scalable energy solutions for communities and projects across Canada."

For more information: https://www.collicutt.com/

10/05/2026

It’s Membership Monday!

Today, we’re proud to recognize ENMAX Corporation as a valued member of First Nations Power Authority.

Headquartered in Calgary, ENMAX provides electricity services, products and solutions across the energy value chain, including power generation, transmission, distribution and retail services.

Strong relationships between First Nations and energy-sector organizations are essential to creating meaningful participation, building capacity and advancing economic reconciliation. We’re pleased to have ENMAX as part of the FNPA network.

Visit our website for details on ENMAX home and business energy, outage information or reporting, ENMAX customer care and more.

10/01/2026

What does progress toward Indigenous-led energy look like in practice?

FNPA’s "Impacts Report to First Nations and Indigenous Communities" shares work from April 2025 to June 2026, including national projects, solar successes and Indigenous perspectives on nuclear energy.

We invite First Nations, partners and anyone interested in the future of energy to explore the report and the opportunities ahead.

Read the report:https://fnpa.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/FNPA_Report_sm.pdf

09/30/2026

Ontario First Nations interested in energy funding: join FNPA’s virtual information session on the IESO Indigenous Energy Support Program tomorrow, October 1, 1:30 pm Eastern Time.

We are hosting a second session due to popular demand.

We’ll cover funding streams, eligible projects and how FNPA can help your Nation prepare an application before the October 2 deadline.

Join on Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84441020688?jst=1

Please share with others in your Nation who may be interested.

09/30/2026

Today, FNPA recognizes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Reconciliation requires continued learning, respectful relationships and meaningful action. It also means creating equitable opportunities for First Nations to lead, invest and share in the long-term benefits of Canada’s energy future.

We remain committed to working alongside First Nations, industry and government to advance partnerships grounded in respect, inclusion and economic reconciliation.

09/29/2026

Ontario First Nations interested in energy funding: join FNPA’s virtual information session on the IESO Indigenous Energy Support Program tomorrow, September 30, from 10:00 a.m. to noon Eastern Time.

We’ll cover funding streams, eligible projects and how FNPA can help your Nation prepare an application before the October 2 deadline.

Join on Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84441020688?jst=1

Please share with others in your Nation who may be interested.

09/28/2026

It’s Membership Monday!

Today, we’re pleased to recognize GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy, a valued FNPA member advancing nuclear energy and small modular reactor technology.

Thank you for being part of the FNPA network and supporting important conversations about Canada’s energy future.

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09/23/2026

On National Tree Day, we recognize the importance of healthy forests and green spaces to strong, climate-resilient communities.

Like clean energy, meaningful environmental action is most effective when communities help shape the solutions. Community-led sustainability initiatives reflect local priorities, strengthen environmental responsibility and create benefits that can last for generations.

Learn more about National Tree Day: https://treecanada.ca/national-tree-day/

National Tree Day (NTD) is a day for Canadians to come together in appreciation of trees, their natural beauty, and the many benefits they provide.

09/22/2026

A new report from Clean Prosperity explores how Saskatchewan can grow its nuclear power industry through greater collaboration between the federal and provincial governments.

"A Nuclear Grand Bargain: How to Grow an Affordable and Low-Emitting Electricity Grid in Saskatchewan" examines how nuclear development could help meet rising electricity demands, keep power affordable, reduce emissions and create long-term economic opportunities.

Importantly, the report recommends a joint Indigenous loan guarantee that would enable Saskatchewan First Nations to acquire equity in new nuclear development.

Indigenous participation must be built into Saskatchewan’s energy future from the beginning, with meaningful opportunities for ownership, partnership and leadership.

Read the report: https://cleanprosperity.ca/saskatchewan-can-grow-its-nuclear-power-industry-by-striking-a-grand-bargain-with-ottawa/

The federal and Saskatchewan governments should strike a grand bargain to finance the development of the province's growing nuclear power industry, says a new report from Clean Prosperity.