Lobbying registration dated 2026-02-13
Registrant: Greg D'Avignon
Client: K'UUL Power
Targeted institutions:
Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC)
Government funding received:
Lobbying activity details:
K'uul Power is seeking to advance Indigenous-led renewable energy transmission and generation infrastructure in northwest British Columbia. Discussions with federal officials would be focused on securing funding support for the development, construction, and operation of transmission assets aligned with CleanBC and federal climate goals.
K'uul Power is seeking to advance Indigenous-led renewable energy transmission and generation infrastructure in northwest British Columbia. Discussions with federal officials would be focused on emphasizing the regional economic, environmental, and social benefits of Indigenous-led energy projects.
K'uul Power is seeking to advance Indigenous-led renewable energy transmission and generation infrastructure in northwest British Columbia. Discussions with federal officials would be focused on promoting equitable policy frameworks that enable Indigenous ownership and leadership in major infrastructure projects.
K'uul Power is seeking to advance Indigenous-led renewable energy transmission and generation infrastructure in northwest British Columbia. Discussions with federal officials would be focused on encouraging collaboration between the federal government, provincial partners, private sector, and First Nations to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.
K'uul Power is seeking to advance Indigenous-led renewable energy transmission and generation infrastructure in northwest British Columbia. Discussions with federal officials would be focused on securing regulatory support for the development, construction, and operation of transmission assets aligned with CleanBC and federal climate goals.
K'uul Power is seeking to advance the North Coast Transmission Line, an Indigenous-led transmission project in northwest British Columbia. Communications with federal officials may include discussions regarding federal financing and investment mechanisms, including the Canadian Infrastructure Bank and other federal supports for enabling infrastructure projects.