First Nations Power Authority

Membership Monday

We’re proud to feature EDF Renewables North America — a leader in delivering clean energy solutions across wind, solar, and energy storage.

With a strong track record of project development and collaboration, EDF Renewables is helping advance reliable, low-carbon energy while creating opportunities for Indigenous participation and long-term community benefits.

Partnerships like these are key to building a more sustainable and inclusive energy future.

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What is the difference between renewable and non-renewable energy?

The First Nations Power Authority is helping First Nations build knowledge and capacity to navigate these systems and identify opportunities for participation.

Learn more about how energy grids work and what it means for your Nation: https://fnpa.ca/about-energy-grids/

Canada’s plan to simplify and accelerate regulatory processes creates opportunity, but it must be done the right way.

Indigenous rights cannot be sacrificed for speed. Indigenous Peoples must be active participants in decision-making and see direct benefits from projects.

Strong projects are built on partnership, equity, and long-term community benefit. Economic reconciliation means Indigenous communities are included, respected, and share in the outcomes.

If you would like to schedule an information session please contact one of our FNPA offices in Alberta, Saskatchewan or Ontario.

Read more: https://www.canada.ca/en/one-canadian-economy/news/2026/05/canadas-new-government-to-simplify-and-accelerate-canadas-regulatory-process.html

For this Membership Monday, we’re proud to highlight Canada Infrastructure Bank/ Banque de l'infrastructure du Canada , a key partner in advancing infrastructure that supports clean growth and economic development across the country.

Through strategic investments in energy, transportation, and community infrastructure, the Canada Infrastructure Bank helps unlock projects that create long-term value and opportunity including meaningful participation for Indigenous communities.

Partnerships like these are essential to building sustainable, resilient infrastructure for future generations.

Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) | Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) We are actively involved in partnerships. They demonstrate our ambition to advise on, invest in and build knowledge about transformational infrastructure projects across Canada.

Interested in solar energy for your Nation?

Solar is a flexible, scalable option that can help reduce energy costs, increase energy independence, and create long-term economic opportunities.

Learn how solar can fit into your community’s energy future with support from the First Nations Power Authority.

Explore more here: https://fnpa.ca/solar-energy/

For Membership Monday, we’re proud to feature Upplands Energy Inc. a company focused on delivering innovative energy solutions that support sustainability, efficiency, and long-term value.

With expertise across energy development and project ex*****on, Upplands Energy is helping advance opportunities that align with Indigenous priorities and participation in the energy sector.
Strong partnerships like these are key to building a more inclusive and sustainable energy future.

First Nations are leading the future of energy.

A Community Energy Plan is a powerful tool to define your Nation’s energy priorities, reduce costs, and create long-term economic opportunities aligned with your goals.

The First Nations Power Authority is here to support Nations through every step of the process, from planning to implementation.

If your Nation is ready to explore a Community Energy Plan, we invite you to connect with us to learn more: https://fnpa.ca/2024/04/03/fnpas-community-energy-plans/

May 5 is Red Dress Day.

A day to honour and remember the thousands of Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people whose lives have been taken or forever changed.

Across Canada, red dresses are displayed as powerful symbols of loss, resilience, and the ongoing call for justice.

This day is not only about remembrance, it is about action. It is about listening to families, supporting communities, and committing to meaningful change.

We all have a role to play in advancing awareness, accountability, and safety for Indigenous peoples.

🟥 Wear red
🟥 Learn and share
🟥 Stand in solidarity



Photo Credit: University of Saskatchewan

Membership Monday

We’re proud to highlight Bruce Power - a leader in providing clean, reliable nuclear energy in Canada.

As one of the largest nuclear operators in the world, Bruce Power plays a critical role in supporting low-carbon electricity while creating long-term economic opportunities and skilled jobs.

Through partnerships, innovation, and a commitment to community, Bruce Power continues to help shape a sustainable energy future.

Bruce Power Bruce Power is an electricity company based in Bruce County, Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory, Ontario.

We’re proud to highlight Brunswick House First Nation - Wapiscagamy as a valued member of the First Nations Power Authority.

Located in Treaty 9 territory in Ontario, Brunswick House First Nation is advancing community priorities through economic development, stewardship, and long-term sustainability.

Through FNPA membership, the Nation is exploring opportunities in the energy sector that support capacity building, energy sovereignty, and lasting benefits for their community.

Learn more: https://bhfn.ca/