Canada s First
Nations are buying stakes in Canadian energy projects at an
accelerating pace as they seek economic benefits from projects
on their land and companies look to raise capital. .
Canada's First Nations are buying stakes in Canadian energy projects at an accelerating pace as they seek economic benefits from projects on their land and companies look to raise capital. Here are some of the opportunities and recent deals: UPCOMING: Trans Mountain: The Canadian government owns the C$34-billion ($25.06 billion) oil pipeline that runs from Alberta to the Pacific coast and plans to sell it, at least in part to First Nations. Coastal GasLink: Operator TC Energy signed an option in 2023 to sell 10% of the British Columbia (B.C.) natural gas pipeline to Indigenous communities.
The B.C. government is backing the concept of producing hydrogen despite concerns about whether there will be enough electricity supplies for new industrial customers.
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