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Indigenous Clean Energy

Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) is a not-for-profit organization focused on enhancing the participation of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis in clean energy projects across Canada. It aims to build Indigenous capacity and foster collaboration among various stakeholders.

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Overview

What Indigenous Clean Energy does

What Indigenous Clean Energy is

Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) is a not-for-profit organization focused on enhancing the participation of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis in clean energy projects across Canada. It aims to build Indigenous capacity and foster collaboration among various stakeholders.

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Community
Structured capabilities
Community
Last reviewed
April 10, 2026

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Indigenous Clean Energy as a community

Community overview

Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) is an organization focused on advancing Indigenous-led clean energy initiatives. It was founded to support Indigenous communities in their transition to sustainable energy solutions. The organization is based in Canada and aims to empower Indigenous peoples through education, capacity building, and collaboration in the clean energy sector.

Community focus

ICE invests in and provides services related to clean energy projects, with a focus on Indigenous communities. Their initiatives span various sectors, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, and climate resilience. The organization operates primarily within Canada, emphasizing the importance of Indigenous leadership and participation in energy solutions.

Member value

Members benefit from various programs designed to support Indigenous communities in clean energy initiatives, including mentorship opportunities, community-driven energy solutions, and resources for energy planning and implementation.

Membership

Pricing models
free

Format and cadence

Modality
in-person
Schedule
rolling-admissions
Commitment
light

Availability

Membership state
Accepting

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders · Students
Benefits
mentorship and network-access
Program types
community
Selection criteria
open
Sectors
Energy
Regions
Canada

Community activity

Events and activity

ICE hosts Directional Gatherings that facilitate discussions and knowledge sharing among Indigenous communities regarding clean energy. They also produce the Decolonizing Power Podcast, which explores Indigenous perspectives on energy and climate issues.

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Last reviewed

April 10, 2026

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