McDowell Lake takes first steps to a Clean Green Energy Future

May 27, 2015

Newly elected Chief, Vontaine Keno, has been briefed by NCC CEO Geordi Kakepetum and David Arenberg, VP, Canadian Solar, on an innovative solar system for the tiny First Nation located north of Red Lake, Ontario. NCC has developed a plan to install at 10 kW solar system with a battery solution that will provide the First Nation with an energy source capable of powering the community fridge. Chief Keno will present the plan to her Council in June 2015 for review and approval.

Geordi Kakepetum, CEO, NCC Development LP, Chief Vontaine Keno of McDowell Lake  and David Arenberg, VP, Canadian Solar sign an agreement to install a 10 kW solar system in the small remote First Nation north of Red Lake, Ontario

Pictured above, from left to right: Geordi Kakepetum, CEO NCC Development, Chief Vontaine Keno (McDowell Lake), and David Arenburg, Senior Advisor, Canadian Solar.

Latest News

15
Dec

Deer Lake First Nation cuts ribbon on solar project

Northwestern Ontario community hopes solar will power school, freeing up energy for five new ...

Read More

19
Aug

Small Solar Systems Help First Nation

In 2012, Keewaytinook Okimakanak (KO), a Band Council representing six First Nations in Northern ...

Read More

02
May

Deer Lake Breaking Ground

An article from the Wawatay News about the groundbreaking project completed in Deer Lake. ...

Read More

17
Apr

Diesel Hybrid PV Installation serving First Nation Community

Canadian Solar revealed the completion of the first diesel hybrid PV system in the remote microgrids ...

Read More