EventNunavut’s first Inuit‑owned clean‑energy developer is installing a one‑megawatt wind turbine and battery storage system in Sanikiluaq in September 2026. The $25 million project, funded by federal funds, the Qikiqtani Inuit Association and the Canada Infrastructure Bank, aims for commercial operation by the end of 2027 and could replace 50–70 % of diesel‑generated power.
Nunavut’s first 100‑percent Inuit‑owned clean‑energy developer is installing a one‑megawatt wind turbine in Sanikiluaq in September 2026. The project—financed with $25 million from federal, QIA and the Canada Infrastructure Bank—is set to replace up to 70 % of diesel power and could bring electric supply into service by 2027.
A 1‑MW wind turbine and battery system will be installed in Sanikiluaq in September, potentially replacing up to 70% of the community’s diesel power by 2027 after a $25 million investment.
