First Nations Power Authority

What is the difference between renewable and non-renewable energy?

The First Nations Power Authority is helping First Nations build knowledge and capacity to navigate these systems and identify opportunities for participation.

Learn more about how energy grids work and what it means for your Nation: https://fnpa.ca/about-energy-grids/

For Membership Monday, we’re proud to feature Upplands Energy Inc. a company focused on delivering innovative energy solutions that support sustainability, efficiency, and long-term value.

With expertise across energy development and project ex*****on, Upplands Energy is helping advance opportunities that align with Indigenous priorities and participation in the energy sector.
Strong partnerships like these are key to building a more inclusive and sustainable energy future.

We’re proud to highlight Brunswick House First Nation - Wapiscagamy as a valued member of the First Nations Power Authority.

Located in Treaty 9 territory in Ontario, Brunswick House First Nation is advancing community priorities through economic development, stewardship, and long-term sustainability.

Through FNPA membership, the Nation is exploring opportunities in the energy sector that support capacity building, energy sovereignty, and lasting benefits for their community.

Learn more: https://bhfn.ca/