for Nations - Reconciliation Energy Transition Inc

We know true meaningful Indigenous participation is created through material equity ownership, which is the path to real reconciliation

Value of Material Equity Ownership

Real progress towards Reconciliation requires meaningful material Indigenous ownership throughout the life of a project

Decision-Making

As material owners of the asset (operating project) Indigenous communities are part of the governance with RETI and any industry partner.

Partnering Indigenous communities will have a SEAT AT THE BOARD ROOM TABLE.

Environmental Stewardship

Ownership allows for environmental stewardship through an Indigenous lens to create sustainable and robust resource management practices.

Self-Determination & Empowerment

Ownership provides more control over your economic future.

Decision making power of resource uses and investment of revenues for the benefit of the community.

Business Opportunities

Major projects require many vendors and suppliers of goods and services.

Ownership increases contract opportunities for community and member-owned businesses throughout the project life span.

Employment & Training

Major projects require a large workforce.

Ownership increases skilled training and employment for members.

Long-term Economic Prosperity

Ownership entitles the nation to a share of the revenue generated.

Revenues available to fund community projects, services and infrastructure.

Cultural Preservation

Ownership can help to preserve cultural heritage and protect important cultural and ecological sites that may otherwise be at risk.

To make reconciliation real, we, as industry, must ensure Indigenous communities have a seat at the economic decision-making table and enjoy real partnerships that take into account Indigenous values.