We are committed to building world-class green energy developments that will benefit our province, its residents, and our country, while contributing to the global fight against climate change.
We believe in being good neighbours. That’s why we engage with communities, Qalipu First Nation and regional leaders to share information and address concerns.
Project Nujio’qonik will deliver substantial local economic benefits, long-term employment, supply chain benefits, world-class training opportunities, and green energy leadership to Newfoundland and Labrador.
Bringing benefits
to our communities
We are committed to providing benefits to our communities, our region, and our province as we develop green energy solutions in one of the world’s best wind resource regions.
Our projects will bring economic development to the region, from increased tax revenues and increased demand for services and amenities across western Newfoundland. Infrastructure in the area will also benefit as roads and harbour facilities will be created and maintained to support this growing industry.
We will continue to work with our neighbours across the province to ensure that Newfoundlanders and Labradorians benefit from green energy development.
Preserving our
environment
Protecting our natural resources for future generations is always top of mind.
Our projects will surpass the highest global standards for emissions and sustainability, and we will design, construct, and operate projects following all applicable environmental regulations and guidance.
In April 2024, The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador released Project Nujio’qonik from further Environmental Assessment following an intensive evaluation of the world’s first Environmental Impact Statement for a fully integrated, commercial scale wind-to-green hydrogen project.
First Nation Partnerships
We are committed to Truth and Reconciliation Call to Action 92 and are working to ensure that Indigenous communities gain long-term, sustainable benefits from Project Nujio’qonik. We have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Qalipu First Nation, and have begun capacity-building activities designed to leave a permanent legacy of prosperity and environmental excellence.
Our community office
Our Community Office in Stephenville, NL, is a key point of contact for local residents to ask questions, and to share comments and concerns. Intended as a space for our neighbours and communities to come together and collaborate face-to-face, we are open to the public Monday through Friday and our staff are available to listen, answer questions, address concerns, and share information regarding the project.
The friendly, knowledgeable team at the Community Office are always learning and updating their knowledge so they can effectively inform, educate and help community members access the information they need. Print materials, maps and models are also available at the Community Office.
Get in touch with our Community Office at [email protected] or visit us at 13 Tennessee Drive, Stephenville, NL.