The Kainai/Blood Tribe, through its development entity Kainaiwa Resources (KRI), is looking for companies that are willing to off-take the output of a planned on-Reserve wind project in Alberta.
The on-Reserve Pe-na-koam wind project will have a capacity of between 200 MW and 300 MW. The project will be located on a site at the north end of the Kainai/Blood Tribe Reserve and comprises contiguous lands and ready access to transmission infrastructure, also located on the Kainai/Blood Tribe Reserve.
The Kainai/Blood Tribe's economic participation in the partnership is designed to provide long-term stable commercial revenues, as well as jobs, and land rents that will benefit the Nation.
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