Who we are
Wataynikaneyap Power is developing, managing construction, and operating approximately 1,800 kilometres of 230 kV, 115 kV, and 44 kV lines and 22 substations in northwestern Ontario.
The Wataynikaneyap Power transmission system is one of the largest First Nations projects in Canada. 24 First Nations working together and controlling development of infrastructure within their traditional lands is unprecedented and will be a catalyst for greater prosperity and economic self-determination.
April 14, 2025
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Ownership
Wataynikaneyap Power is equally owned by 24 First Nations (51%), in partnership with Fortis Inc. and other private investors (49%). First Nation
majority-ownership will ensure responsible development of infrastructure in the Homelands, and maximize benefits to communities.
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OpiikapawiinServices LP
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Vision & Mandate
In 2008, the original Central Corridor Energy Group was given the mandate to pursue the planning and development of a power transmission line to connect remote First Nations to the Ontario power grid, with infrastructure owned by the communities.
