CEDR Funded Projects

The Community Energy Diesel Reduction (CEDR) program provides non-repayable funding contributions for clean energy initiatives to eligible remote communities that are off-grid residential regions that rely on diesel fuel for electricity generation. Browse projects funded through CEDR since 2022.

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Dease River – Good Hope Lake

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 3 REG
Year:
2024
Project Type:
Hydro
Funding Awarded:$928,701
Funding for design, engineering, and pre-construction activities relating for the proposed Troutline Creek Hydropower project.

Dease River Development Corporation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 2 DSM
Year:
2025
Project Type:
Energy Efficiency
Funding Awarded:$500,000
Funding for building envelope upgrades and heat pump installations in homes.

Dease River First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 1 CEP
Year:
2022
Project Type:
Community Energy Plan
Funding Awarded:$107,000
Funding to develop a new Community Energy Plan.

Dzawadaenuxw First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 2 DSM
Year:
2024
Project Type:
Energy Efficiency
Funding Awarded:$500,000
Funding to install heat pumps in prioritized homes.

Gitga’at First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 3 REG
Year:
2024
Project Type:
Hydro
Funding Awarded:$2,000,000
Funding for the development and construction of the run-of-lake 948 kW hydroelectric generation facility on the Gabion Watershed.

Gitga’at First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 3 REG
Year:
2022
Project Type:
Hydro
Funding Awarded:$2,000,000
Funding for the development and construction of a run-of-lake 948 kw hydroelectric generation facility on the Gabion Watershed.

Gitga’at First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 1 CEP
Year:
2024
Project Type:
Community Energy Plan
Funding Awarded:$32,400
Funding to update an existing Community Energy Plan.

Gwawaenuk Tribe

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 1 CEP
Year:
2025
Project Type:
Community Energy Plan
Funding Awarded:$88,635
Funding to develop a new Community Energy Plan.

Heiltsuk First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 3 REG
Year:
2024
Project Type:
Hydrogen
Funding Awarded:$200,000
Funding for a pre-feasibility study for a hydrogen energy project.

Heiltsuk First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 2 DSM
Year:
2022
Project Type:
Energy Efficiency
Funding Awarded:$300,000
Funding for energy assessments on homes.

Heiltsuk Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 2 DSM
Year:
2025
Project Type:
Energy Efficiency
Funding Awarded:$500,000
Funding for energy efficiency upgrades to a community hall.

Hesquiaht First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 1 CEP
Year:
2025
Project Type:
Community Energy Plan
Funding Awarded:$90,000
Funding to develop a new Community Energy Plan.

Hesquiaht First Nation

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 3 REG
Year:
2023
Project Type:
Battery Energy Storage
Funding Awarded:$861,059
Funding to integrate a 440 kWh Battery Energy Storage System into the existing microgrid energy system in Hot Springs Cove, BC.

Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/Che:k:tles7et’h’ First Nations

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 3 REG
Year:
2025
Project Type:
Multiple
Funding Awarded:$40,000
Funding for a pre-feasibility study to explore hydro, battery energy storage system, and wind technology in the Kyuquot community.

Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/Che:k:tles7et’h’ First Nations

Program Stream:
CEDR - Stream 1 CEP
Year:
2023
Project Type:
Community Energy Plan
Funding Awarded:$94,500
Funding for a new Community Energy Plan.
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