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At Hydro One, the partnerships we are building together with Indigenous communities are rooted in respect, trust and a shared vision for the future. We will continue to work alongside First Nation partners to build Ontario’s electricity network and support growing communities and economies across the province.
Together in partnership, we are shaping a new approach to infrastructure development that centres on mutual trust, shared decision-making and long-term prosperity. Hydro One collaborates on all future large-scale transmission line projects valued at more than $100 million through our 50-50 First Nation Equity Partnership Model. It's a shared commitment to advancing meaningful action on reconciliation by creating generational impact and prosperity.
Together with First Nation partners across Ontario, we are advancing multiple transmission line projects through the 50-50 First Nation Equity Partnership Model, including the Waasigan Transmission Line
Hydro One and First Nation partners are creating the Waasigan Transmission Line
Through our procurement strategy, we are creating opportunities for Indigenous communities and businesses, with a target to allocate at least five per cent of our annual spend to Indigenous suppliers.
Learn how to become a supplier and explore Hydro One's procurement process here:
Since 2022, we have connected 14 additional communities to three-phase power.
Planning to connect a new home, subdivision, commercial development or require three-phase power? We are here to help. From initial planning to final connection, our team will guide you through the process.
There are several energy programs that help reduce delivery costs and offer solutions for energy efficiency.
The delivery credit and HST exemption is available to First Nation communities to reduce energy costs.
Several programs are available for First Nations customers to help save energy and reduce costs.
Through our community investment programs, we invest funds to Indigenous communities and charities registered at the provincial and federal level through local donations and sponsorships. We also contribute to community-led programs, events and initiatives. At Hydro One, 20 per cent of our corporate community investment remains dedicated to Indigenous communities.
For more than 50 years, the Little Native Hockey League’s annual tournament brings together local Indigenous athletes, coaches and volunteers to compete while celebrating inclusivity and community.
See how we’re energizing life by enabling caring connections and building strong communities across Ontario.
Indigenous employees are an important part of our workforce. We recruit for positions throughout the year for professionals and students. We designate a portion of summer student positions to Indigenous students.
For more information, email Indigenous.Recruitment@HydroOne.com.
