07/14/2026
Most of what we do runs through partnerships.
We're a small Indigenous-led non-profit, and the truth is that we don't have the capacity, the relationships, or the reach to do this work of sharing abundance alone. But, we've never tried to.
Our training programs are co-designed with community organizations who know what their members actually need.
We don't show up with a generic curriculum and ask people to fit themselves to it.
We listen first, then build something that fits the community. Our solar installs are completed alongside trainees, supervisors, and partner crews.
We've worked with Iron and Earth, Relay Education, Yellowhead Tribal Council Development Foundation, Bissell Centre, iHuman Youth Society, Métis Nation of Alberta, and many others.
Each of these organizations is doing something specific in their corner of the world, and we get to be one part of that.
For example, a few summers ago, we ran a short solar training program with the iHuman Youth Society in Edmonton. Some of the trainees went on to work on the iHuman’s install.
That win wasn't ours. It belonged to iHuman, who has helped hundreds of young people in Edmonton beat odds that were stacked against them from the start.
We were one small part of a longer story they've been telling for decades.
If your organization is looking for an Indigenous-led clean energy partner, for training, education, or installation work, we'd love to talk.
Learn more at www.newo.energy
