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3NE Solar Farm – Media Coverage
ATCO completes Canada’s largest solar project in partnership with Indigenous communities Network / Source: CTV News CalgaryAuthor: Natalie Miller-MaleschukDate: Nov 18 2020Title: ATCO completes Canada’s largest solar project in
Three Nations Energy Solar Farm launch Nov. 17, 2020
The Three Nations Energy Solar farm was launched November 17, 2020 with a ceremony at the solar farm in Fort Chipewyan featuring drummers, prayers and messages from local leadership
ACFN Residential Energy Efficiency Program
Members of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation housing maintenance crew have been busy installing energy efficient upgrades in homes around town. According to Linda Berry, housing director of ACFN, five
3NE Solar Launch Webinar Nov. 18
Please join Community Leadership, Directors of 3NE and ATCO in a virtual celebration and grand opening of our new solar farm! Register for the 3NE Virtual Webinar EventNov. 18
Solar Cabins – A Tiny Explanation
Solar has now been installed at nine remote cabins out on the Peace-Athabasca Delta where folks from the three nations of Fort Chipewyan have their cabins. We travelled with Randal
First Crops Planted at Growcer Hydroponics Trailer
Hydroponics lead hand Bev Tourangeau planting the first crop of lettuce in the Growcer hydroponics operation in Fort Chipewyan. Also pictured is Johnathan Luckhurst, a hydroponics expert working with Greenplanet
Three Nations Energy solar farm coming online
Calvin Waquan, a director with Three Nations Energy. Photo David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca Chief Allan Adam of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation at the Three Nations Energy solar farm. Photo David
Bev Tourangeau new hydroponics lead hand
Bev Tourangeau, the new lead hand getting some training in hydroponics from Clayton Stafford of Greenplanet Energy Analytics. Photo David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca Bev Tourangeau with seedlings Seedling in hydroponics unit
Solar Cabins “Awesome”
Raymond Cardinal with his solar system. His wife loves the peace and quiet of the solar. Raymond Cardinal's solar powered cabin at Big Point on the Peace-Athabasca Delta. The crew
Cycling is Taking Off in Fort Chipewyan
Tearing up the trails. Mountain biking heaven. Awesome riding. The Fort Chip Youth Cycling Program participants. The Fort Chip Youth Cycling Program (FCXC) continues to remain very active in Fort
3NE Solar Farm – Update
The 3NE owned phase 2 solar project adds 2,200 kW of solar to the project. The Fort Chipewyan solar farm (phases 1 & 2) from the air. It's a thing
3NE Firewood Processor Arrives in Fort Chipewyan
Processed wood ready for use. Wood processor at the 3NE solar farm. The firewood processor arrived on the barge on Sunday, July 19th and was shipped directly to the 3NE