Connecting Communities Through Clean Energy
From September 9-12, we were excited to welcome 30 Nunavimmiut from 10 Nunavik communities as part of Tarquti Energy’s first Renewable...
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Our Success
Our video series highlights the numerous benefits, exciting future, and the successful partnerships involved in the Mesgig Ugju's'n wind farm project, offering a comprehensive look at this innovative and sustainable initiative.
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Sustainable Development
The prevention, reduction and elimination of the use, generation and release of pollutants that are an unreasonable threat to the integrity of the environment are key to the Mi’gmaq.
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Mi'gmaq Partnership
The workforce and ecological knowledge of the Mi'gmaq played a predominant role in identifying impacts and devising strategies to mitigate them.
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Rooted in the Territory
The Mi’gmaq of Gespe’gewa’gi have a special relationship and responsibility for the protection, conservation and restoration of the natural environment for the benefit of those present and for the future generations.
What We Stand For
Our video series highlights the numerous benefits, exciting future, and the successful partnerships involved in the Mesgig Ugju's'n wind farm project, offering a comprehensive look at this innovative and sustainable initiative.
Partnership
Mutually Beneficial Relationship with the Environment and the Social Acceptability in Mind.
The project annually generates:
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$10 million profits (approximately) for the Mi’gmaq until 2046
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$675,000 to the Avignon Regional County Municipality
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$75,000 in contribution for a social development fund
What We Provide
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Project Design
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Construction Management
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Site Evaluation
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Construction
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Cost Modeling
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Latest Accomplishments
Silverstone Community Center
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234 Kingsway Road
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Smith Park Botanical Gardens
NYLN Inc. HQ
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The Mesgi’g Ugju’s’n Wind Farm
47 Wind Turbines -150 Megawatts
The blades and towers were made in Quebec by LM Wind Power in Gaspé and Marmen in Matane, respectively. These turbines are specially designed for the project site and Quebec’s weather conditions.
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Benefits for the Mi'gmaq Communities
This project will generate profits of approximately $200 million for the Mi’gmaq communities over a 20-year period.
The project created many jobs for the Mi’gmaq. More than 300 workers engaged in the development and construction of the wind farm, 110 of them being from the Mi’gmaq communities.
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Benefits for the RCM and the Municipalities
The project partners have agreed that Innergex will make an annual indexed contribution of $675,000 to the Avignon RCM, and will set up an indexed social development fund of $75,000 to be paid annually.
What’s more, the project brings additional business to manufacturers of wind farm components who are already established in the Gaspé Peninsula.
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