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The program has supported 111 projects nationally, including capacity building initiatives, large capital projects, innovation projects, and bioheat projects. Launched in 2018, the CERRC program was allocated $220 million over 8 years to reduce diesel reliance for heat and power in Indigenous and remote communities.

On-going conversations and information sessions to improve program delivery and work towards Indigenous Climate Leadership.

An Indigenous Council to guide our work starting in fall 2022.

One application that you can submit to either CERRC or the Northern Responsible Energy Approach for Community Heat and Electricity program (REACHE).

To improve community access to federal clean energy funding and resources, multiple departments are changing how we work. Changing how we work to support community priorities Investing in clean energy solutions in Indigenous communities is a small but important link to energy security, reconciliation, self-determination and economic development for Indigenous Peoples. This creates environmental, social and economic benefits to support healthier and more sustainable communities.

The program is working to reduce the use of fossil fuels for heating and electricity by increasing the use of local renewable energy sources and energy efficiency. The Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities (CERRC) program provides funding for renewable energy and capacity building projects and related energy efficiency measures in Indigenous, rural and remote communities across Canada. Background about diesel use in rural and remote communities.Changing how we work to support community priorities.We review applications on an ongoing basis. You can submit a contact form through the link below or request an application by email. Get in touch to apply for fundingĬontact us to share more about your community’s vision, idea or project. To learn more about the types of projects we’re funding, who can apply and how we’re working, visit Clean energy for Indigenous, rural and remote communities. We are committed to improving community access to federal clean energy funding and resources. An additional $300 million is available until 2027 for your clean energy projects in Indigenous, rural and remote communities across Canada.