WAKEFIELD, QC, August 5, 2025 – Indigenous leaders from 13 communities across Canada are gathering this week in Wakefield, QC, for the second in-person intensive training session of the Bringing It Home Project Accelerator program.
Ottawa, ON – Aug 1st, 2025 — Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) would like to congratulate Larissa Wrightman, our 20/20 Program Coordinator, and Taylor Behn-Tsakoza, a Generation Power Alumna, who both placed as runners-up in the Miss Indigenous Canada Pageant.
BOGOTA, COLOMBIA – July 28, 2025 — Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) and the Glocal Grassroots Movement of Movements Foundation (GGMM) are pleased to announce the delivery of the inaugural Energía Renovable Originaria (ERO) capacity-building program.
HECLA ISLAND, MB, July 4, 2025 — For the first time in program history, the 20/20 Catalysts Program is hosting an on-site session in Treaty 1 Territory, on Hecla Island, Manitoba.
OTTAWA, Ontario, April 7, 2025 – Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) has officially launched the Home Energy Experience Tour (HEET), a national, touring workshop series focused on housing and energy efficiency in Indigenous communities. With multiple workshops completed and more underway, the tour will continue throughout the summer.
March 14th, 2025 – With heavy hearts, we extend our deepest condolences to the family and community of our dear and beloved friend, Leona Humchitt.
Yukon News — Khàtìnas.àxh Community School to be heated by Teslin Tlingit Council’s biomass system.
PaNow — The latest program from Indigenous Clean Energy could have a big impact on a small community west of Prince Albert.
Winnipeg Free Press — At Sagkeeng First Nation, a cohort of ambitious youth are leading the clean-energy movement.
CTV News — A group of youths in Sagkeeng First Nation is hoping to inspire the community to live more sustainably through the creation of a solar-powered greenhouse.
The Hill Times — Indigenous-led renewable energy projects offer an opportunity for economic reconciliation, as well as an opportunity to address past injustices such as the development of large-scale hydro projects from the 1940s onwards that flooded communities and sacred sites, says one researcher.
Electric Autonomy — If Canada wants an equitable transition to a cleaner future with Indigenous peoples, some changes are needed in the funding programs that help communities adopt ZEV and clean technology.
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