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Northern Regional Energy Dialogues

Working with communities and Nations to identify their interests, needs and opportunities in support of energy transitions. | An Accelerating Community Energy Transformation (ACET) project led in partnership between the University of Victoria and University of Northern British Columbia and with support from the Community Energy Association and Northern British Columbia Climate Action Network (NorthCAN).

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Objectives

Northern Solutions

Amplifying the voices of northern, rural and remote communities

Place-Based Research

Identifying local solutions based on each community’s unique interests, needs and gaps 

Community-Led

Pathways and solutions co-designed by participating communities

Regional Development

Facilitating peer learning, collaboration, and building collective regional action

The project is grounded by a commitment to long-term relationship-building between researchers and community partners through respect and trust. This starts with an acknowledgement of the diversity of Indigenous ancestral lands and cultures across this northern region

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Meet the Team

Dr. Sinead Earley
School of Planning & Sustainability, University of Northern British Columbia
Dr. Tamara Krawchenko
School of Public Administration, University of Victoria
Dr. Kara Shaw
School of Environmental Studies, University of Victoria
Sarah Korn
Alum, University of Northern British Columbia
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If you would like to get involved or to learn more, please fill out the contact form below or reach out to our project Community Coordinator at sarah.korn@alumni.unbc.ca








We acknowledge that our research takes place on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territories of the Secwepemctsín, Tŝilhqot’in Ch’ih / Nenqayni Ch’ih, Dakelh, Nuxalk, X̄enaksialak̓ala / X̄a’islak̓ala, Sm’algya̱x, X̱aad Kil / X̱aayda Kil, Lingít, Nisg̱a’a, Gitsenimx̱, Nedut’en / Witsuwit’en, Tse’khene, Dane-Ẕaa, Tāłtān, Danezāgé’, Dene-K’e, Southern Tutchone and Nēhiyawēwin peoples. The project is grounded by a commitment to long-term relationship-building between researchers and community partners through respect and trust. This starts with an acknowledgement of the diversity of Indigenous ancestral lands and cultures across this northern region.

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