Onimiki: a project developed together by First Nations and Témiscamingue!

Onimiki Renewable Energy propose a project that will develop the potential of the Kipawa lake while respecting the environment.

Kebaowek First Nation, Wolf Lake First Nation, the MRC de Témiscamingue and Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan (Lac-Saint-Jean Innu First Nation) are partners in Énergie Renouvelable Onimiki.

Onimiki Renewable Energy invites you to its information and consultation process.

This process aim to enable people to learn more about the project, ask questions and share their comments. The feedback helps to improve the project, which is still in the development phase.

The Onimiki project

60

megawatts

$475 M

investment

(preliminary estimate – under review)

End of 2027 or 2028

Projected year of start of work

(Preliminary — currently under review)

2030

Projected year of commissioning

(Preliminary — currently under review)

Our latest
news

The installed capacity is set at 60 MW for the Onimiki power plant

Work to document the environmental impact study continues

Two options are now under consideration for the location of the Onimiki power plant

Onimiki Renewable Energy is committed to maximizing regional economic benefits by using as many local suppliers as possible.

In later stages of project development, our public tenders will be available on the SEAO electronic tendering system application.