Coming Together As One
TO BUILD THE DECARBONIZED ECONOMY OF THE FUTURE
A BRIGHTER FUTURE
Powering the change to a greener, cleaner and brighter world
Our commitment is to work in the spirit of collaboration, for mutual gain and a sustainable future for our children and grandchildren – because the opportunity is significant.
Northwest BC First Nations create K’uul Power
K’uul - coming together as one
Created to pursue renewable energy transmission and generation infrastructure & associated First Nation’s development opportunities between Prince George & the coast.
First Nations-Led
By taking the lead, First Nations have the opportunity to chart a positive path forward, power our communities and create a healthy economic and social future for our families.
Take The Lead
Clean Energy
Future energy projects will require the development of clean energy and supporting infrastructure to decarbonize the future economy. Leading to cleaner, greener future.
Power the Change
Equity
Interested First Nations are given the option of equity ownership so they earn returns on their investment that can be reinvested into their communities and people.
Equitable Structure
Reconciliation
As owners of the transmission infrastructure, impacted nations will have a say in how and where it is developed while also benefitting from its development.
Real Action
RENEWABLE ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
Discover Independence Powered by Decarbonized Energy
Transmission Phases between Prince George and Glenannan and Glenannan to Terrace
Our Commitment to work together is based on a Collaboration & Communications Protocol that recognizes 6 key values.
Values
Current Nations
Representatives of 8 First Nations have met and formed K’uul Power to support our ongoing collaboration.
Current Nations
United Collaboration
The ultimate goal of K’uul Power is to develop a comprehensive and adaptable plan for energy infrastructure in the Northwest.
Nation-Driven Approach
A COLLABORATIVE &
K’uul Power is taking a collaborative and Nation-driven approach to expedite each participating First Nation’s review and decision-making regarding potential ownership and construction of energy transmission and generation infrastructure - together or separately, in partnership with other levels of government and or the private sector.
Ensuring equity ownership, guaranteeing a voice in how projects move forward, protecting our lands and creating a clean future.
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