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STLLR, Tlicho complete Colomac renewable energy project

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Executive Summary
- STLLR Gold Inc. and Tlicho Investment Corp. have completed a two‑year solar farm and battery storage installation at the Colomac gold project in the Northwest Territories.
- The $620,000 federally funded renewable energy system replaces diesel generation for camp operations, expected to lower operating costs and improve site efficiency.
- Project was built by Solvest Inc.; staff training on operation and maintenance has been completed.
Key Details
- Funding: Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor) provided close to $620,000 in federal support; additional investment came from Tlicho Investment Corp. (TIC).
- Scope: Purchase and installation of solar panels, inverters, and battery storage system; includes staff training for ongoing operation and maintenance.
- Construction: Completed by Solvest Inc. in early August 2026, marking the transition to renewable power for the Colomac camp.
- Expected Benefits: Reduction in diesel fuel consumption, lower operating costs, increased camp efficiency, and enhanced overall operational capacity at the Colomac site.
- Quotes:
- Keyvan Salehi, President & CEO, STLLR Gold – highlighted partnership strength and operational efficiency gains.
- Paul Gruner, CEO, TIC – emphasized the project as a proof‑of‑concept for renewable energy in northern Canada.
- Rebecca Chartrand, Minister of Northern and Arctic Affairs (CanNor) – noted the federal support and community impact.
Notable Quotes
- “With the construction of the Colomac solar farm complete, we've taken an important step in strengthening our partnership with the Tlicho Investment Corp. and advancing our operational efficiency at site.” – Keyvan Salehi
- “Seeing this project completed is both a proud milestone for the Tlicho Investment Corp. and a successful proof of concept that renewable energy projects are practical for Northern Canadian regions.” – Paul Gruner
- “The completion of the Colomac solar farm is a significant milestone for renewable energy in the North… creates local training opportunities, and showcases the strength of indigenous‑led partnerships and innovation.” – Rebecca Chartrand
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