Indigenous Clean Energy

With applications for the third cohort of the Project Accelerator now open, Bringing It Home will be hosting an information session to provide a comprehensive overview of the program and application process.

The Project Accelerator is an 18-month program that offers Project Stewards training, resources, and access to a national network of experts and mentors to support the development of Indigenous energy efficiency housing projects.

Whether you are a potential applicant or simply interested in learning more about the program, we welcome you to join us for this session on June 16 at 1 pm ET / 10 am PT!

Register now: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/dQhyvl0lTIWTWg8aJlu3Ig #/registration

The Bringing It Home Project Accelerator is accepting applications for its third cohort! This program aims to support Indigenous communities and housing organizations in the development of energy-efficient housing projects.

The 18-month training program will equip participants, known as Project Stewards, with the necessary skills, knowledge and tools to conceptualize, design, and plan large-scale energy-efficient projects in their communities.

With access to a national network of experts and mentors, Project Stewards will gain a better understanding of the different aspects involved in managing a successful energy-efficient housing project.

Apply by July 31, 2026, to join the next Project Accelerator cohort here: https://indigenouscleanenergy.com/our-programs/bringing-it-home/project-accelerator/

Across the globe, Indigenous communities are leading, learning, and driving change in the clean energy space.

These maps from our Annual Report highlights the individuals and teams that participated in our programs, and the relationships and meaningful collaborations that the Global Hub has formed with Indigenous kin in 2025.

We’re proud to work alongside so many inspiring people!

Check out more of our highlights in our 2025 Annual Report here: https://indigenouscleanenergy.com/2025-annual-report/