10 years ago, the Val-Jalbert mini power plant was commissioned. To this day, this project represents the example to follow of the community energy model. It was this model that was chosen by Onimiki Renewable Energy’s partners to develop the Témiscamingue hydroelectric project. At the time, the community of Mashteuiatsh had approached the neighboring MRCs … Read more
Onimiki Renewable Energy is sending an information brochure to all residents of the Témiscamingue region. With this brochure, people are invited to stay informed about our hydroelectric project in Témiscamingue and to follow our communications channels so that they are aware of the project’s development process. The brochure is available in English and French (double-sided). … Read more
Onimiki Renewable Energy’s information and consultation process continues with the second Participatory Thematic workshop on “Flows, uses and environmental assessments of the Kipawa River sector”. When: Monday June 9, 2025 from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Where: Le Centre, Salon Desjardins 20 Humphrey Street, Témiscaming * Online participation possible The workshop’s topic was established per the … Read more
The Onimiki Renewable Energy team would like to thank everyone who took part in the English-language information and consultation meeting on April 22 and the Participatory Thematic Workshop on April 23. Input from the public and organizations is essential to develop the project and write the impact study, currently scheduled for submission in late 2025 … Read more
Onimiki Renewable Energy held a series of information and consultation meetings from March 17 to 20, 2025. Minutes were produced by Transfert Environnement et Société. In keeping with our commitment, we are publishing them on our website. They can also be consulted in our documentation center. These meetings enabled us to provide an update on … Read more
The partners of Onimiki Renewable Energy L.P. held a press conference on March 18, 2025 to explain their commitment to the Onimiki project. Chief Lance Haymond of Kebaowek First Nation, Chief Lisa Robinson of Wolf Lake First Nation, Claire Bolduc, prefect of the MRC de Témiscamingue, Chief Gilbert Dominique of the Pekuakamiulnuatsh First Nation, and … Read more
The Onimiki Renewable Energy team would like to thank everyone who took part in the information and consultation meetings held from March 17 to 20., 2025. Meetings open to all were held in Témiscaming and Lorrainville. Meetings were also held for members of the Wolf Lake First Nation and Kebaowek First Nation communities. Finally, a … Read more
Quebec is currently experiencing a severe cold snap, which is putting Hydro-Québec’s distribution network to the test. During these critical periods, energy demand peaks. Onimiki Renewable Energy believes its project could help Hydro-Québec meet demand. Hydro-Québec expects a peak of 42,000 megawatts to be reached this Wednesday, January 22. This is close to the all-time … Read more
Update : June 18, 2025 Onimiki Renewable Energy is holding various information and consultation activities regarding its hydroelectric power plant project in Témiscamingue. The public meetings enable the entire population and members of the First Nations communities to learn more about the project, ask questions and make comments. Targeted meetings enable us to address issues … Read more
We’ve turned the page on 2024. Onimiki Renewable Energy looks forward to 2025 with optimism. 2024 was an active year for the development of the Témiscamingue hydroelectric project. After several months of reflection following previous consultations, Onimiki Renewable Energy prepared an enhanced version of its project. The information and consultation process was relaunched. Public meetings … Read more
Kebaowek First Nation, Wolf Lake First Nation and the MRC de Témiscamingue had been interested in developing the Onimiki project for several years. They were convinced by the Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan community energy model, which operates several successful community-based renewable energy projects. The community of Mashteuiatsh was the first indigenous community in Quebec to develop a … Read more
Onimiki Renewable Energy held a series of public meetings in March to unveil the enhanced project.
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