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Comments on Qulliq Energy Corporation’s proposed IPP policyPembina Institute submission on independent power producer program in Nunavut

Publication - March 27, 2019 - By Dave Lovekin, Dylan Heerema
Formal Submission
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The Pembina Institute is providing these recommendations based on Qulliq Energy Corporation’s (QEC) intention to develop an independent power producer (IPP) policy that will allow for community-led renewable energy projects in Nunavut’s 25 remote communities. In summary:

  • A well-designed IPP policy in Nunavut would create valuable opportunities for Indigenous communities and project proponents in developing renewable energy projects.
  • Competitive rates, data availability, transparency, and a streamlined contract process are key factors in the success of community-led renewable energy projects.
  • QEC can learn from leading jurisdictions and communities in the design of their IPP policy.

For related publications, visit our Renewables in Remote Communities website.

Tags:  The North, Electricity, Renewable Energy, First Nations Communities.

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