Indigenous Leadership
Meaningful ownership, governance and decision-making are designed into the platform—not added after a project is developed.
Project Portfolio · November 2026
Clean Energy Projects in Development
Saskatchewan projects in EV charging manufacturing, industrial renewable power and community energy, supported by partnership reference projects in utility-scale solar, wind and battery storage.
3projects under development in Saskatchewan
55 MWproposed solar, wind and BESS capacity
CAD 36–40MEV manufacturing Phase 1 investment target
350–500permanent jobs planned at manufacturing build-out
Company Overview
About Waaseyaa
Waaseyaa brings together Indigenous leadership, project development capability, industry expertise and infrastructure capital to create commercially disciplined clean-energy projects with durable local value.
Our ambition is not simply to participate in the energy transition. It is to help Indigenous communities become developers, shareholders, asset owners and long-term beneficiaries of the infrastructure shaping Canada’s future.
Professional Development
Projects are advanced through disciplined land, resource, interconnection, environmental, commercial, engineering and financing work.
Long-Term Infrastructure
Waaseyaa is structured to build a portfolio of energy assets capable of operating and creating value for decades.
The Waaseyaa Difference
Ownership is the strategy.
Consultation, employment, contracting and procurement remain important. Waaseyaa is designed to go further—toward meaningful Indigenous ownership, governance, strategic participation and long-term economic returns.
The platform can welcome sophisticated industry, engineering and capital partners at the project level while preserving Indigenous control and long-term alignment at the company level.
Our principle: Indigenous communities should have the opportunity not only to participate in energy infrastructure, but to own it, help govern it and benefit from it over the life of the asset.
50%+
Indigenous voting control
Indigenous voting control
Industry expertise
Infrastructure capital
Indigenous governance
Capabilities
Develop. Manufacture. Integrate. Deliver.
The updated portfolio adds manufacturing, BESS integration and project delivery capability to Waaseyaa’s renewable development platform.
Develop
Feasibility, site and resource assessment, design, permitting and utility coordination.
Manufacture
Assembly and testing of EV chargers and battery storage systems in Saskatchewan; solar module assembly planned.
Integrate
Solar, wind and battery storage systems with energy management and microgrid controls.
Finance and Deliver
Project companies, capital and offtake structures, and design-build or own-and-operate delivery.
Saskatchewan Projects
Portfolio at a glance
Three current Saskatchewan initiatives span clean-energy manufacturing, industrial renewable power and community/commercial energy.
#
Project
Location
Technology
Scale
Stage
01
EV Charging Station Manufacturing Facility
Regina, SK
EV chargers + distributed-energy equipment
5,000 → 20,000 units/yr
Planning / site selection
02
Cellutech Processors Renewable Power Plant
Near Kamsack, SK
Solar · Wind · BESS
40 MW
Early development
03
Granatier Sportsplex Renewable Energy Project
Saskatoon, SK
Solar · Wind · BESS
15 MW
Concept design
Project 01 · Clean Energy Manufacturing
EV Charging Station Manufacturing Facility
Proposed facility in Regina for cold-climate DC fast chargers and distributed-energy equipment
CAD 36–40MPhase 1 investment target
5,000units or systems per year in Phase 1
20,000units or systems per year in Phase 2
350–500permanent full-time jobs at full build-out
Project overview
Waaseyaa proposes to establish a manufacturing facility in Regina for cold-climate EV charging and distributed-energy equipment. Phase 1 covers final assembly, testing and warehousing, with later expansion into product engineering, software integration, certification testing, energy storage integration and local component production.
Status: planning and site selection. Preferred location is the Global Transportation Hub in Regina, with serviced industrial alternatives also under consideration.
Products120 kW and 180 kW DC fast chargers; community microgrids and energy storage integration.
Phase 1 facilityApprox. 9,500 m² / 102,000 sq ft.
Utilities1.5–2.0 MW initial demand, rising toward 4.5–5.0 MW.
Localization65–70% Canadian value-added target within five years.
Project 02 · Industrial Renewable Power
Cellutech Processors Renewable Power Plant
Proposed 40 MW solar, wind and battery storage plant near Kamsack, Saskatchewan
40 MWproposed renewable generation capacity
Solar · Wind · BESSgeneration and storage mix
~29 acreshost site with a 42,134 sq ft plant
Hwy 5 + Rail6 km west of Kamsack
Project scope
Waaseyaa would design and build the plant and may also own and operate it. Power would be supplied behind the meter to Cellutech’s hemp-based building-materials facility, with a SaskPower grid connection and potential energy supply to the drying process.
Status: early development and feasibility planning. Load data, site assessment, resource mix, interconnection and funding discussions are the next workstreams.
GenerationSolar PV and wind generation with battery energy storage; final sizing subject to load data.
GridBehind-the-meter supply with SaskPower interconnection.
CommercialDesign-build / EPC, Waaseyaa ownership with long-term supply, or hybrid structure.
ParticipationIndigenous employment, training and procurement commitments.
Project 03 · Community and Commercial Energy
Granatier Sportsplex Renewable Energy Project
Proposed 15 MW solar, wind and battery storage system for an ice sports facility in Saskatoon
15 MWproposed renewable generation capacity
Solar · Wind · BESSgeneration and storage mix
2 ice surfaceshigh, consistent electricity demand
Year-roundhockey and ringette programming
Project scope
The concept combines rooftop and carport solar at the facility with wind and additional solar resources to be identified, plus containerized battery storage and an EMS controlling generation, storage, the ice plant and building loads.
Status: concept design. Next steps are load and utility data collection, resource assessment, feasibility study and commercial proposal.
StorageBattery storage to shift solar output, reduce peak demand and maintain critical loads.
GridSaskPower or Saskatoon Light & Power interconnection, to be confirmed.
CommercialDesign-build / EPC, Waaseyaa ownership with long-term supply, or hybrid model.
BenefitsLower energy costs, local jobs and training opportunities.
Development Partnership
Waaseyaa–CCTEB
Waaseyaa leads project development and investment. For international projects, CCTEB provides engineering, procurement and construction capability backed by utility-scale delivery experience.
220+new energy projects built by CCTEB
28 GW+installed capacity represented by CCTEB experience
CAD 34B+total contract value represented in the portfolio
Waaseyaa · Developer and Investor
- Project origination, site selection and land rights
- Feasibility studies, permitting and government approvals
- Equity investment and project financing
- Commercial structure and power purchase agreements
- Local partnerships and community benefits
- Asset ownership and long-term operation
CCTEB · Construction and Engineering Partner
- Engineering design and procurement
- Construction and construction management
- Substation, transmission line and grid connection works
- Quality, safety and schedule control
- Testing and commissioning
- Access to equipment supply chains
Partnership Reference Projects
Utility-scale delivery experience
These projects were built by Waaseyaa’s construction and engineering partner and provide reference experience across solar PV, grid-scale storage and onshore wind.
Solar PV
Heyuan City Centralized Photovoltaic Project
200 MWAgro-photovoltaic project in northern Guangdong with a dedicated 220 kV step-up substation.
Battery Energy Storage
Zhanhua Binhai Town Shared Energy Storage
200 MW / 400 MWhGrid-scale shared storage with capacity leasing, arbitrage, peak shaving and frequency regulation.
Wind Power
Shanxi Jishan County Wind Power Project
100 MWOnshore wind project approved through a government application and co-developed with a partner.
International Opportunity
Proposed 100 MW Solar Power Plant, Bangladesh
Waaseyaa is assessing an investment in a potential 100 MW solar power plant in Bangladesh as lead developer, drawing on the company’s Canadian project pipeline, manufacturing and storage integration plans, and CCTEB partnership experience.
Area
Project Experience
Application
Solar, wind & storage
Heyuan 200 MW solar, Zhanhua 200 MW / 400 MWh storage, Jishan 100 MW wind; Canada 40 MW + 15 MW projects
Plant layout, yield modelling, storage sizing, EPC and grid connection
Project development
Phased work plans covering load, site, interconnection and funding
Site selection, permitting, grid connection and financial close
Commercial / financial
Design-build, own-and-operate and hybrid models
Project company, offtake agreement and capital structure
Equipment / supply chain
EV charger manufacturing, BESS integration and planned solar module assembly
Procurement, quality control and supplier relationships
Leadership
Local leadership. Professional capability.
Waaseyaa combines Indigenous leadership with project development, investment, finance and corporate management capability to build a durable Saskatchewan-based clean-energy platform.
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Warren Gervais
President
Warren.Gervais@waaseyaa.caGL
Guobing Li
Vice President · Project & Investment
guobing.li@waaseyaa.caJX
John Xue, CPA, MBA
Chief Financial Officer
John.Xue@waaseyaa.caTB
Tricia Brown
Corporate Secretary
Tricia.Brown@waaseyaa.caPartnerships & Inquiries
Build the next generation of energy assets with us.
Waaseyaa welcomes relationships with Indigenous partners, utilities, industrial customers, renewable developers, EPC contractors, equipment manufacturers, infrastructure investors and lenders.