inEnergy Canada
330 - 6165 Highway 17A , Delta, British Columbia, Canada

InEnergy passionately believes that energy-independence, energy-security and knowledge are essential for Indigenous communities to achieve self-reliance, self- governance, growth and longevity.      Ensuring energy-independence and energy-security, InEnergy micro and utility scale solar power systems generate safe, clean renewable energy for homes, buildings and communities. InEnergy facilitates capacity building through collaborative project development and solar power education programs that enable hands-on knowledge and skills.     InEnergy is a joint venture partnership between Naut'sa mawt tribal council and Invensun Environmental Corp.     The Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council (NmTC) is a non-profit society, incorporated in 1983, that proudly serves eleven member First Nations.  Working together as one, NmTC supports its member nations and Canada's Indigenous communities in realizing their efforts towards self-reliance, self-governance, connection to culture, and quality of life now and for future generations.   ​  Invensun Environmental Corporation (Invensun) is passionate about providing Renewable Energy Solutions that make a positive impact on individuals and communities. Based in Calgary Canada and founded in 2009, Invensun is a specialized solar panel manufacturer and provides Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Services.

Fuel burning generators as sole source of power are detrimental to the health and growth of remote communities.

• Power limitations stifles economic growth

• The cost of fuel, transporting the fuel and maintenance is excessive.

• Risk of failure, which could mean life or death

• Fuel spills during transit and at location causing contamination of water and soil

• Generator noise and emissions pollute the air affecting quality of life

Micro & Utility solar power-You are the utility  

​  Achieving energy-independence and energy-security are key to self-reliance, self- governance, growth and longevity.  The most cost effective and value added way to generate community, town, or city-size power is with the use of InEnergy Utility Scale Solar Power Plants.     InEnergy Utility Scale Solar Power Plants are developed in collaboration with each community to ensure the power plant meets current and future power requirements, is in-line with cultural values, and traditions, and provides relevant and effective capacity building.      Our goal is certainly to power the community, but it is much more than that. We want community members to learn to help build, independently operate, and maintain their solar plant.