Kivalliq Alternative Energy

Kivalliq Alternative Energy Kivalliq Alternative Energy Ltd.

(KAE) is an Inuit-led partnership focused on delivering renewable energy solutions that increase energy independence and security for Kivalliq communities.

12/05/2025

✨ Survey Winner Announcement! ✨

A huge Qujannamiik (thank you) to everyone in Rankin Inlet who participated in the KAE community survey! Your feedback is incredibly valuable and helps shape our work.

We are excited to announce that the winner of our prize draw is Danny Curley! Congratulations!

They have won the awesome BioLite SolarHome 625! (You can see the prize here: https://ca.bioliteenergy.com/products/solarhome-625?_pos=5&_sid=23675a580&_ss=r]

Thank you again to all our respondents for taking the time to share your input!

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📣 Big news! The Chesterfield Inlet Community Energy Plan (CEP) is now published.This plan was developed with community i...
07/09/2025

📣 Big news! The Chesterfield Inlet Community Energy Plan (CEP) is now published.

This plan was developed with community input and outlines a path to reduce diesel dependency, promote energy efficiency, and introduce clean energy sources, such as wind and solar, to Chesterfield Inlet.

☀️ A future with wind and solar is within reach — and 93% of community survey respondents say they’d be proud to see Chesterfield Inlet lead the way.

📄 Read the Community Energy Plan here: https://www.kivalliqalternativeenergy.com/en/post/chesterfield-inlet-community-energy-plan-now-available

Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey and planning process!

Chesterfield Inlet’s Community Energy Plan outlines a path to reduce diesel reliance, lower energy costs, and explore wind and solar solutions based on local priorities.

❄️ Think solar doesn’t work in the cold? Think again!Solar panels often perform better in cold weather, up to 15% more e...
07/09/2025

❄️ Think solar doesn’t work in the cold? Think again!

Solar panels often perform better in cold weather, up to 15% more efficiently than in hot weather. That’s because low temperatures improve electrical conductivity, making the Arctic a great place for solar energy.

☀️ Combine that with Coral Harbour’s high solar resource—over 300 hours of bright sunshine in July—and you’ve got an ideal location for powerful solar energy generation.

Would you support a solar project in Coral Harbour? Let us know what it could mean for your community! 👇



Sources: US Department of Energy. Solar Performance and Efficiency; Namaste Solar (2017); SkyFire Energy; WWF-Canada & ITP Renewables (2019) Powering Nunavut’s Future with Habitat-Friendly Renewable Energy; Coral Harbour Community Energy Plan (2021)

📊 Did you know in 2018 Coral Harbour used nearly 4 million litres of fossil duel—and over a quarter of that just to gene...
06/14/2025

📊 Did you know in 2018 Coral Harbour used nearly 4 million litres of fossil duel—and over a quarter of that just to generate electricity?

🌞 A new solar project could change that. By replacing part of the diesel used for electricity, Salliq could avoid burning over 300,000 litres of diesel per year—reducing fuel dependence, lowering emissions, and improving energy security.

💬 What would a cleaner, more independent energy future look like for Coral Harbour? Share your thoughts below.

📚 Call for Inuit Artists & Storytellers!KAE is creating a children’s book for the Ikayuut Solar Project in Naujaat—and w...
05/01/2025

📚 Call for Inuit Artists & Storytellers!

KAE is creating a children’s book for the Ikayuut Solar Project in Naujaat—and we’re looking for an artist to help bring it to life. The book will blend Inuit knowledge and language to teach kids about solar energy.

💡 Open to artists, elders, writers, or creative teams
📅 Call will remain open until filled.

🔗 Full details and how to apply:
https://tinyurl.com/KAE-CallforArtists-Ikayuut

❄️ Ever wondered what solar construction looks like in -30°C? Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at March progress on the I...
04/16/2025

❄️ Ever wondered what solar construction looks like in -30°C? Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at March progress on the Ikayuut Solar Project in Naujaat! ☀️

➡️ Pile driving in permafrost for solar array foundations
➡️ Heavy snowdrifts forming around site in just a few hours
➡️ Boosting local labour force with six new hires in March

Arctic conditions call for Arctic solutions. Stay tuned for more updates as we diversify Naujaat’s energy mix with renewable energy!

📸 Credit: Solvest Inc.

📢 Survey extended to April 18!Kivalliq Alternative Energy is collecting input from Rankin Inlet residents to support pla...
04/16/2025

📢 Survey extended to April 18!

Kivalliq Alternative Energy is collecting input from Rankin Inlet residents to support planning for future wind energy infrastructure.

📝 The survey takes just a few minutes to complete.
🎁 Participants will be entered to win prizes worth up to $800
🏆 Prize winner will be announced after the survey closes.

Take the survey:
➡️ English: https://tinyurl.com/KAE-RI-ENG
➡️ Inuktitut: https://tinyurl.com/KAE-RI-INUKTITUT

🔗 Learn about the project and proposed locations: https://tinyurl.com/RI-Location-Package-ENG

Address

Box 188, 12-71 Nuvua Street
Rankin Inlet, NU
X0C0G0

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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