3 B.C. clean-energy projects among $16M announced from feds
The funding backs feasibility work for wind farms, energy audits and Indigenous-led projects, including $7.5 million for Yukon and $4.4 million for Northwest Territories.
- On Tuesday, the federal government announced $16 million in funding for five clean-energy projects: three in B.C., one in the Yukon, and one in the Northwest Territories.
- This investment follows a May 14 announcement for a planned National Electricity Strategy, supporting renewable initiatives across northern and western Canadian regions.
- Metlakatla Development Corporation received $2 million for the Metlakatla Mount Hays Wind Project in Prince Rupert, while Saik received $1.5 million for the Helhts Power Project south of Vanderhoof.
- Securing $582,504, the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen will conduct energy audits and renewable feasibility studies across 38 facilities in Penticton.
- Funding for the Yukon project totaled $7.5 million and the Northwest Territories project $4.4 million, while wind farms like Mount Mabel near Kamloops remain exempt from environmental assessments.
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3 B.C. clean-energy projects among $16M announced from feds - Creston Valley Advance
Three clean-energy projects in B.C. are among the $16 million in funding announced by the federal government Tuesday (June 23). The federal government announced five projects would be getting the funding: three in B.C., one in the Yukon and one in the Northwest Territories. In B.C., the three projects are located in Penticton, Prince Rupert and Vanderhoof. The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen is the recipient of the Penticton project fu…
Vanderhoof clean-energy project among $16M announced from feds - Fort St. James Caledonia Courier
A Vanderhoof clean-energy project is among the $16 million in funding announced by the federal government Tuesday (June 23). The federal government announced five projects would be getting the funding: three in B.C., one in the Yukon and one in the Northwest Territories. In B.C., the three projects are located in Vanderhoof, Penticton and Prince Rupert. Saik’uz First Nation is the recipient of $1.5 million for the Helhts’i Power Project in Vande…
3 B.C. clean-energy projects among $16M announced from feds - Grand Forks Gazette
Three clean-energy projects in B.C. are among the $16 million in funding announced by the federal government Tuesday (June 23). The federal government announced five projects would be getting the funding: three in B.C., one in the Yukon and one in the Northwest Territories. In B.C., the three projects are located in Penticton, Prince Rupert and Vanderhoof. The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen is the recipient of the Penticton project fu…
Vanderhoof clean-energy project among $16M announced from feds - Vanderhoof Omineca Express
A Vanderhoof clean-energy project is among the $16 million in funding announced by the federal government Tuesday (June 23). The federal government announced five projects would be getting the funding: three in B.C., one in the Yukon and one in the Northwest Territories. In B.C., the three projects are located in Vanderhoof, Penticton and Prince Rupert. Saik’uz First Nation is the recipient of $1.5 million for the Helhts’i Power Project in Vande…
Prince Rupert clean-energy project among $16M announced from feds - Northern Sentinel
A Prince Rupert clean-energy project is among the $16 million in funding announced by the federal government Tuesday (June 23). The federal government announced five projects would be getting the funding: three in B.C., one in the Yukon and one in the Northwest Territories. In B.C., the three projects are located in Prince Rupert, Vanderhoof and Penticton. Metlakatla Development Corporation is the recipient for the Metlakatla Mount Hays Wind Pro…
Penticton clean-energy project among $16M announced from feds
A Penticton clean-energy project is among the $16 million in funding announced by the federal government Tuesday (June 23). The federal government announced five projects would be getting the funding: three in B.C., one in the Yukon and one in the Northwest Territories. In B.C., the three projects are located in Penticton, Prince Rupert and Vanderhoof. The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen is the recipient of the Penticton project fundin…
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