Why Solar Matters to First Nations

Traditional grid systems can be unreliable for many remote communities. Aging infrastructure, growing energy demand, and extreme weather disruptions challenge energy security. More than 178 remote First Nations communities in Canada still rely on diesel, which is costly, polluting, and vulnerable to supply chain disruptions. 

For many First Nations communities, energy isn’t just about access—it’s about ownership, independence, resilience, and sustainability. Solar is an enabler: across Canada, the US, and beyond, First Nations are leading the shift toward energy independence, ensuring power is generated on their own terms.

With such an infrastructure in place, solar is making resilient clean energy a reality for First Nations. Through high-efficiency solar technology and a commitment to sustainability, we’re working toward a future where energy independence is within reach for all communities.