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Arctic Energy Alliance – 2024/25 Annual Report
August 13, 2025 Check out our latest annual report to see what the AEA has been up to over the past year. Here are some of the highlights: We provided 1,437 total rebates and other incentives, worth $630,000. The clients we worked with will annually save: 460 tonnes of greenhouse gases—equivalent to eliminating the greenhouse […]
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Yukon First Nation celebrates completion of 1.9 megawatt solar facility – CBC
Aug 13, 2025 White River First Nation’s solar project expected to supply more than half of Beaver Creek’s electricity White River First Nation celebrated the completion of its 1.9 megawatt solar facility in Beaver Creek, Yukon on Monday. The once familiar sound of whirring diesel generators has been nearly silenced, and Beaver Creek has been running […]
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Power outages in the N.W.T. up by 30% this year so far, says NTPC – CBC
Aug 11, 2025 North and South Slave regions have been hit hardest due to mechanical issues at hydro plants When unplanned power outages happen, there can be a surge in frustration. When they keep happening over and over, the toll can become more significant. Mark Henry, the president of the Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce, says […]
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Taltson hydro plant goes back offline for weeks of maintenance – Cabin Radio
July 29, 2025 The NWT Power Corporation says it has shut down the hydro plant that powers the South Slave for around three weeks of work. With the Taltson hydro plant back out of service, Hay River, Kátł’odeeche First Nation, Enterprise, Fort Smith and Fort Resolution will be powered by diesel for the time being. […]
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Qulliq Energy Corporation Fully Cooperating With WSCC
IQALUIT, Nunavut (July 3, 2025) – Yesterday, Qulliq Energy Corporation (QEC) was made aware that Nunavut’s Workers’ Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC) charged QEC under the Safety Act in relation to a tragic incident that took place in Naujaat on July 5, 2024 which resulted in the death of a QEC electrician. “Each of us […]
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The Government of Canada funds energy projects in Alberta and the Northwest Territories to build a strong, sustainable economy
From: Environment and Climate Change Canada July 2, 2025 Today, the Honourable Julie Dabrusin, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, visited Denendeh Manor, a four-storey Indigenous-owned apartment building in Yellowknife, to announce over $13.3 million in support of five projects in Alberta and the Northwest Territories. These projects are being funded under the Low Carbon […]
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The federal government invests in Indigenous-led solar initiative in Watson Lake
From: Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada Watson Lake, Yukon, June 17, 2025 — Investing in green energy infrastructure is vital to building cleaner and more sustainable northern communities. With a joint investment of more than $28.6 million from the federal government, the Government of Yukon and First Kaska Utilities LP, the Sādę Solar Initiative project […]
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CIB’s inaugural Nunavut investment enables territory’s first wind energy and storage project
Jun 11, 2025 Will reduce remote community’s dependence on costly diesel-generated electricity New wind turbine and energy storage system in Sanikiluaq, Nunavut to offset up to 70% of diesel energy use Will help lower electricity cost pressures in one of Canada’s most expensive regions for power Project profits will be reinvested in community priorities SANIKILUAQ, Nunavut – The […]
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Higher power rates take effect in Nunavut while awaiting cabinet approval – Nunatsiaq News
Jun 2, 2025 Qulliq Energy Corporation hopes for federal support to cover $228M debt Electricity bills in Nunavut have gone up as Qulliq Energy Corp. is lobbying the federal government to mitigate the rising cost of providing power in the territory. “We don’t take any pleasure out of increasing electricity rates,” John Main, the minister […]
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Power outage scheduled Saturday in Coral Harbour – Nunatsiaq News
May 28, 2025 System upgrade in the works for hamlet’s diesel plant A power outage is scheduled for Coral Harbour on Saturday morning. Residents can expect the power interruption to run from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. across the entire community, Qulliq Energy Corporation said Tuesday in a news release. The outage is necessary to […]
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