How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the PrairiesCan — Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative?

PrairiesCan — Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative is funded by Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan)

PrairiesCan — Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative

Q: What are PrairiesCan — Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative's eligibility criterias?

Eligible applicants include First Nations, Métis Settlements, Métis and non-status Indigenous communities. Indigenous community-owned businesses and development corporations can apply. Tribal Councils, Treaty Organizations, and not-for-profit organizations with an Indigenous clean energy focus are eligible.

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Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative supports renewable energy projects

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The Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative (AICEI) supports First Nations and Métis communities in Alberta by providing funding for renewable energy generation and energy efficiency projects. The program focuses on activities like community energy planning, feasibility studies, and capacity building to enable Indigenous communities to effectively manage and lead clean energy initiatives.

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The Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative (AICEI) supports projects aimed at fostering renewable energy generation and improving energy efficiency within Indigenous communities. The grant is designed to assist these communities in building capacity and developing sustainable energy projects.

Development of solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, biomass, and hydrogen energy systems.
Energy storage solutions to enhance renewable energy implementation.
Building upgrades and retrofits to improve energy efficiency.
Implementation of efficiency measures, including upgraded lighting and appliances.
Conducting energy audits to assess existing energy usage and plan improvements.
Capacity building through workshops, events, and training for community skill development.
Creating clean energy champions within the community to lead initiatives.
Supporting community energy planning efforts.
Conducting feasibility and diagnostic studies for project viability.
Completion of environmental evaluations and permitting processes.
Market assessments to identify and capitalize on opportunities.
Business and financial project planning to ensure project sustainability.
Design and development of clean energy projects.

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Eligibility for the Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative (AICEI) grant is determined based on the type of entity applying and their focus on Indigenous and clean energy development.

Applicants must be First Nations, Métis Settlements, Métis, or non-status Indigenous communities.
Applicants can also be Indigenous community-owned businesses and development corporations.
Tribal Councils, Treaty Organizations, Métis Settlements General Council, Métis Nation of Alberta, or similar Indigenous community-driven organizations are eligible.
Not-for-profit organizations with Indigenous clean energy, economic development, or related focuses in their mandates are eligible.

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First Nations, Métis Settlements, Métis and non-status Indigenous communities; Indigenous community-owned businesses and development corporations; Tribal Councils, Treaty Organizations, Métis Settlements General Council, Métis Nation of Alberta, or similar Indigenous community-driven organizations; Not-for-profit organizations that have Indigenous clean energy, economic development, or a related focus within their mandates.

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The grant supports expenses related to renewable energy generation and energy efficiency projects for Indigenous communities.

Building upgrades and retrofits.
Efficiency measures such as lighting and appliances.
Conducting energy audits.
Community energy planning.
Feasibility and diagnostic studies.
Environmental evaluations and permitting.
Market assessments.
Business and financial project planning.
Project design costs.

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The Alberta Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative targets Indigenous groups and organizations located in Alberta. Initiatives are tailored to support leadership in renewable energy projects within these communities.

First Nations communities located in Alberta.
Metis Settlements in Alberta.
Other Indigenous community-driven organizations within Alberta.

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

AICEI offers support at any stage of project development, including identifying community priorities and exploring potential opportunities.
Regular webinars are hosted for those interested in learning more about clean energy.
Initial discussions can be initiated via email without the need for form submissions.
Capacity building is a focal point, with opportunities for skill development and clean energy champion development.