Aboriginal Power: Clean energy and the future of Canada’s First Peoples - MaRS Global Leadership

Clean  Energy  and  the  Future  of  Canada’s  First  Peoples

April 22, 2010

Earth Day

Inukjuak, Quebec

7  Energy  Mega  Trends    Aging  Genera<ng  and  Transmission  Capacity  

Regional  Growth  

Cross-­‐Border  Trading  

Changing  Base/Peak  Load  &  Power  Distribu<on  

Environmental  Factors  &  Green  Power  Demand  

Resource  Development  &  Remote  Communi<es  

The  Greening  of  Economies  

7  Societal  Forces    Clean  Energy  &  Aboriginal  Lands  

Court  Rulings:  Duty  to  Consult  &  Accommodate  

Provincial  /  Territorial  Policies  

Grievance  SeLlements  

Environmental  Assessment  Processes    

Climate  Ac<on  

Public  Expecta<ons  

W

HW

H

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H/W HH

HWT

HydroWindTidal

Biomass  located  through  West  Coast    and  based  Forest  and  Agricultural  Zones.

Wind/Hydro H/W

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Lower  MaLagami  Okikendawt  

Kitchi-­‐Nodin  Wind  Big  Beaver  Falls  

Dokie  Wind   Pehonan  Hydro  

La  Romaine  Freda  Creek  

UmbaLa  Fals  

Clean  Energy  Evolu<on  

Coast-to-Coast-to-Coast Projects

Small Hydro the Most Common

Large Hydro the Big Opportunity

Biomass the Untapped Domain

Wind – Selected Sites

Solar Warming Up

Consulta<on  …  Is  a  Dirty  Word  

Instead …..

Respectful Proactive

Interactive Substantive

Clean  +  

Green  +  

Sustainable  

The  Architecture  of  Sustainable  Prosperity  

Northern  &  Remote  Communi<es  

Kick-­‐Star<ng  Aboriginal  Clean  Energy  Leadership    

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