Hatch establishes JV with North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council – ReNew Canada

August 20, 2024

Hatch and the North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council (NSMTC) announced the exploration of a joint venture (JV) opportunity for Canada’s clean energy and infrastructure sectors. Unlike other engagements, the NSMTC and Hatch are bringing an Indigenous-led approach to sustainable development for the betterment of the next seven generations.

Hatch and the NSMTC have a long history of working together successfully on various engagements over the past 25 years. This JV would solidify our relationship to provide professional services that leverage our capabilities in:

Feasibility/front end studies
Civil site development – geotechnical, design/CAD, site survey, traffic studies, laboratory analysis
Environmental, sustainability and community engagement services
Project management
Business advisory services – market studies and development agreements

The JV, Wellugwet Technical Services, would be underpinned by the responsible development of lands and resources. Wullugwet is a Mi’kmaq word meaning “do good work, do well, or succeed” and was selected through consultation with NSMTC Chiefs, Elders, and leadership.