Working with Indigenous communities from coast to coast to coast to implement large-scale clean energy projects. We’ve partnered with three-term Grand Chief of Assembly of First Nations, Phil Fontaine in order to break down barriers between private and public sectors to help Canada lead the world in a clean energy future. In 2022 we are set to go live with hundreds of Megawatts of clean energy installations. Every aspect of Volterra Indigenous Energy Canada is structured to empower communities and position Indigenous people as global leaders in the clean energy ecosystem.

Philosophy

First Nations recognize the challenge ahead and will facilitate resources to overcome obstacles. Self-sufficiency and self-government can be achieved by working together. We must respect our Elders, we must believe in our youth and most of all we must believe in ourselves, as we will be the ones to determine our future. First Nations will succeed through dedication, belief and the will of the members to take the challenge to be self-sufficient and self-governing.  First Nations believes that the organization must develop and promote the community ownership of the First Nation by the membership and the staff.

Beliefs

First Nations believes that the organization reflects traditional values in all aspects and its direction by: respecting and recognizing the membership’s needs, growth and autonomy; respecting and developing trust among all stakeholders; respecting nature and each other; and respecting the spiritual beliefs of each individual.

Looking Forward

First Nations believe that as First Nations we must work together as united people to be successful in achieving our common goals. First Nations believes that we as First Nations members are the one and only people, who can determine our future and prepare a path that will bring prosperity and progress to the community, which will assist our First Nation to be self-sufficient and self-governing. First Nations believe that we must support other First Nations and affiliated organizations as they are important to the growth of our community.

First Nation Leadership

First Nations will act as a leader in the establishment of self-sufficiency and self-government for its membership. In addition, First Nations will serve the needs of the community without limitation and provide assistance however possible. Our ultimate objective is to assist in the development of the community to its greatest potential with or for the members of the First Nations.