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Enabling Saskatchewans transition from coal to renewables
Wind power generation facility creating a more resilient grid and delivering clean electricity needed for housing.
Fast facts
We are investing $173 million towards the Bekevar Wind Energy facility in partnership with Innagreen and Awasis Nehiyawewini Energy Development Limited Partnership, a Cowessess First Nation-owned entity. The 36 wind turbines will help to drive the province’s energy transition, moving from coal to renewables.
Our unique partnership ensured Indigenous participation and is creating long-term economic opportunities for First Nation members. Indigenous contractors and workers benefited from jobs during construction and will continue to work at the facility during operations, while also gaining access to training opportunities.
Benefits of CIB’s Involvement
Our long-term capital ensures critical, large-scale clean energy infrastructure projects are built and renewable generation is integrated into the province’s electricity grid.
We are propelling clean power projects forward across the country from district energy expansion in B.C., wind power generation in Saskatchewan and developing Canada’s First Small Modular reactor in Ontario.
Learn more
- Innagreen - Opens in a new tab
- Awasis Nehiyawewini Energy Development - Opens in a new tab
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