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Power System Impact Studies in Remote Communities  


​On October 28, 2025, YukonU's Northern Energy Innovation presented their research on advancing community-led energy projects in remote regions.


NEI applies industry-driven research in partnerships with First Nations, Utilities, and Government Agencies to develop energy solutions that address local priorities and operational realities. Researchers discussed Community Relationship Building, Local Capacity Building, Power System Impact Studies, and how these analyses support assessments of reliability, adequacy, and security for energy systems. ​


Co-hosted by YukonU and Yukon Science Institute.
Speakers were Erika Tizya-Tramm, Simon Kerkhof, and Simon Geoffroy-Gagnon.

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Sponsors and Partners We'd Like to Thank

Partners in the Research in Progress Lecture Series: Yukon University hosts YSI lectures on the Whitehorse campus and community campuses. Their partnership and support is much appreciated.

Hosts for our Board Meetings: Associated Engineering, and Normandy Living. Their support is appreciated. 


Additional funding to support YSI activities comes from membership fees and donations of services.

We are on the traditional territories of the Ta'an Kwäch'än Council and the Kwanlin Dün First Nation. ​

​We express our deepest gratitude for their enduring stewardship of the land and the waters. Their care and respect for these shared lands have sustained them for generations and continue to benefit all who live here today. We honor their history, culture, and ongoing contributions to the Yukon.

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