Six Nations post approved the Community Energy Champion to submit four funding proposals to the Independent Electricity System Operator for more than $450,000. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) was given an update on the Community Energy Plan (CEP) at the General Council meeting on November 25. The update outlined local energy use trends, completed engagement activities, infrastructure progress, and next steps for long-term conservation and renewable energy initiatives. Crystal Campbell, Community Energy Champion, and Shane Hill of Cambium Indigenous Professional Services shared data showing that transportation continues to be the community\u2019s largest energy demand. \u201cAbout 55 per cent of all energy used within Six Nations goes toward transportation, that\u2019s gasoline and diesel,\u201d Shane Hill said Electricity, natural gas, propane, wood, and heating oil make up the remainder of community energy… <\/p>\n
Six Nations post approved the Community Energy Champion to submit four funding proposals to the Independent Electricity System Operator for more than $450,000. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) was given an update on the Community Energy Plan (CEP) at the General Council meeting on November 25. The update outlined local energy use trends, completed engagement activities, infrastructure progress, and next steps for long-term conservation and renewable energy initiatives. Crystal Campbell, Community Energy Champion, and Shane Hill of Cambium Indigenous Professional Services shared data showing that transportation continues to be the community\u2019s largest energy demand. \u201cAbout 55 per cent of all energy used within Six Nations goes toward transportation, that\u2019s gasoline and diesel,\u201d Shane Hill said Electricity, natural gas, propane, wood, and heating oil make up the remainder of community energy... <\/p>\n