Our Vision, Mission, & Values
VISION A resilient energy future where Indigenous lead, own, and benefit from clean energy development across Mi’kma’ki. Grounded in respect for Ugs’tqamu and guided by Netukulimk, this future restores balance between people, land, and water, advances true sovereignty, and sets a new standard for how energy is developed in Canada and beyond. MISSION We lead […]
Offshore Wind Projects
Mi’kma’ki Energy technical advisor, ReWIND, has contributed to major offshore wind developments, including Hornsea 3 (UK), Greater Changhua 2b & 4 (Taiwan), and Ocean Wind 1 & 2 (USA). Across these projects, the firm has provided critical technical input throughout the development lifecycle, including wind resource and energy yield assessments, technical due diligence for investment decisions, turbine and […]
District of Mi’kma’ki
This map shows the district of Mi’kma’ki the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq First Nation. Mi’kma’ki encompasses Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, New Brunswick and eastern Quebec. It is divided into seven geographical and traditional districts. Mi’kmaw place name English interpretation Epekwitk aq Piktuk Cradled above land; Explosion place Ktaqmkuk Across the […]
Workforce Development & Reentry Program
Utility-scale solar plus projects—such as the 150 MW Baldy Mesa and 50 MW Silver Peak in California owned and operated by AES —typically generate hundreds of construction jobs, the majority of which are filled by skilled union labor. In an effort to support economic empowerment and restorative justice in the City of Adelanto where these […]
Joshua Tree Preservation Project
The Baldy Mesa Solar + Storage Project is a 150 MW solar plus storage project located on approximately 1,000 acres of desert lands in Adelanto, California. Designed to deliver clean, renewable energy to the grid through a 5-mile 115 kV transmission line interconnecting with Southern California Edison, the project stores solar power during the day […]
Organizational Policy on First Nation Engagement
The McFarland Solar Project is a 500 MW solar-plus-storage facility built on 3,000 acres of desert land in Yuma County, Arizona. As lead developer for the project, Tanya recognized a critical gap in how First Nations were being engaged—particularly in “pro-development” states like Arizona, where consultation with First Nations is not always legally required, especially […]