20/20 Catalysts
Issued by Indigenous Clean Energy
The 20/20 Catalysts Program is an intensive Indigenous clean energy capacity-building program. The program provides practical and applied learning about renewable energy projects, community energy planning, energy efficiency and conservation, business management, and advanced energy systems. In addition, participants (‘Catalysts’) are supported to move clean energy projects forward on the ground.
Indigenous Clean Energy Webinar
A Spectrum of Indigenous Opportunity
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During this webinar, we will take closer look at how Indigenous communities and peoples are leading the way for Canada’s clean energy transition. The session will be hosted by the Indigenous Clean Energy Social Enterprise (ICE) – Canada’s leading non-profit for Indigenous clean energy capacity-building. ICE will discuss how they have helped advance broad sustainable prosperity by supporting First Nation, Inuit and Métis clean energy participation and leadership from coast-to-coast-to-coast. ICE is an open and inclusive community where Indigenous peoples and allies strengthen their capacity and relationships by engaging in intensive collaboration to make clean energy projects a reality.
Presented by Eryn Stewart, Terri Lynn Morrison, and Darrell Brown
Kisik Clean Energy Services
A Spectrum of Indigenous Opportunity
20/20 Catalysts Member
Darrell Brown is a Cree clean energy advisor
He has worked with Aki Energy and Lumos Energy as a clean energy advisor for off-grid First Nations still relying on diesel generated power for energy in Manitoba and North Western Ontario.
The 20/20 Catalysts Program is designed to support Indigenous communities embarking on clean energy projects.
Canadian not-for-profit platform which advances Indigenous inclusion in Canada’s energy futures economy.
Collaborative Approach to Clean Energy
Forging Strong Relationships
