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Mesgi’g Ugju’s’n 2 Wind Farm

A Gesgapegiag, Gespeg and Listuguj clean energy project in Gespe’gewa’gi is creating skilled jobs, strengthening community revenues and enabling First Nations-led development. 

102.2 MW
Clean energy capacity
+150
Direct construction jobs
+ 2
new 1,000 m3 reservoirs

THE NEED

Before the Mesgi’g Ugju’s’n projects, Gesgapegiag, Gespeg and Listuguj had limited opportunities to participate directly in the development, decision-making and ownership of wind energy projects on their traditional territory. While the communities had not historically played a significant role in the sector, they were increasingly seeking meaningful ways to participate in development and share in its long-term economic benefits. 

Through the Mi’gmawei Mawiomi Business Corporation (MMBC), the three communities worked to build the relationships, expertise and capacity needed to become active partners in renewable energy development. This effort led to the first phase of Mesgi’g Ugju’s’n, MU1, which began operations in 2016. 

MU2 builds on that experience and reflects the communities’ continued commitment to increasing their participation in clean energy projects. Developed through a 50/50 partnership between MMBC and Innergex, the project supports employment, training, business opportunities and long-term revenues for the communities. 

These revenues can be reinvested according to each community’s priorities, including infrastructure, health, education, cultural programs and other essential services. MU2 represents another important step toward greater Mi’gmaq participation, capacity and influence in development occurring within Gespe’gewa’gi'.

Malahat Village Salish
Malahat Nation

Without having had the ability to build any new homes in community since 2019, due to the current system being at capacity, knowing that this project will support this and future generations of MÁLEXEŁ mustimuhw to come home and development will allow a thriving community that can live, work and play all in the safety of their home community.

Shannon Ralfs, Executive Director of Infrastructure and Capital Projects

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Before the Mesgi’g Ugju’s’n projects, Gesgapegiag, Gespeg and Listuguj had limited opportunities to participate directly in the development, decision-making and ownership of wind energy projects on their traditional territory. While the communities had not historically played a significant role in the sector, they were increasingly seeking meaningful ways to participate in development and share in its long-term economic benefits. 

Through the Mi’gmawei Mawiomi Business Corporation (MMBC), the three communities worked to build the relationships, expertise and capacity needed to become active partners in renewable energy development. This effort led to the first phase of Mesgi’g Ugju’s’n, MU1, which began operations in 2016. 

MU2 builds on that experience and reflects the communities’ continued commitment to increasing their participation in clean energy projects. Developed through a 50/50 partnership between MMBC and Innergex, the project supports employment, training, business opportunities and long-term revenues for the communities. 

These revenues can be reinvested according to each community’s priorities, including infrastructure, health, education, cultural programs and other essential services. MU2 represents another important step toward greater Mi’gmaq participation, capacity and influence in development occurring within Gespe’gewa’gi'.

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