Public Engagement has been a cornerstone of the Peace River Nuclear Power Project from the very beginning.
Energy Alberta is committed to building meaningful, long-term relationships with residents, local governments, businesses, community organizations and other interested groups through honest, respectful and ongoing dialogue.
The goal is to share information, answer questions and better understand local priorities, concerns and opportunities.
These conversations help inform Project planning, while also supporting long-term partnerships and local economic participation.
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Engagement is not a one-time activity - it is a commitment to listening, learning and building relationships that will continue throughout every stage of the Project.
Whether through public information sessions, workshops, community events or the federal Impact Assessment process, we are committed to creating practical and accessible ways for people to ask questions, share feedback and stay informed.
Meaningful engagement takes many forms. From community events and public information sessions to workshops and opportunities to participate in the regulatory process, we are committed to creating accessible, respectful and inclusive ways for people to learn about the Project, ask questions and share their perspectives. Every conversation helps us better understand local priorities and informs Project planning.
Energy Alberta is hosting focused workshops and meetings tailored to specific groups and interests. These sessions are designed to support deeper conversations, explore specific aspects of the Project and gather meaningful feedback, ideas and local perspectives will inform impact assessment and project planning.
Public information sessions provide open forums where residents can learn about the Project, upcoming milestones, timelines and next steps. These events create opportunities to connect directly with the Project team, ask questions and share feedback in an open and respectful environment.
Attending local events, festivals and gatherings is an important part of our engagement approach. By meeting people where they are, Energy Alberta aims to create approachable and informal opportunities for community members to learn about the Project, speak with the team and share what matters to them.
Public participation is an important part of the federal review process. The Government of Canada is seeking input through comment periods, hearings, information sessions and other initiatives. There is a Public Participation Plan outlining how people can get involved, including opportunities to provide feedback on how engagement should occur.
We are committed to supporting the people and communities connected to the Project. Guided by collaboration, respect and shared value, our goal is to contribute to initiatives that have a positive impact across the Peace Region.
Through our Community Investment Program, we aim to build lasting partnerships by supporting initiatives that:
Investments may include sponsorships, scholarships, donations, grants, community benefit initiatives and capacity funding designed to help communities benefit from Project opportunities.
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Meaningful engagement starts with conversation, and we want to hear from you. Whether you have questions about the Project, are interested in jobs and procurement opportunities, would like to receive updates or need media assistance, the Energy Alberta team is here to help.
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Nuclear power is one of Canada’s safest and cleanest energy sources - and one of the few technologies capable of delivering large-scale, reliable, around-the-clock electricity while reducing emissions. The Peace River Nuclear Power Project is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to help shape Western Canada’s energy future - building a new clean energy industry in Alberta, creating thousands of skilled jobs and delivering dependable power for generations to come.
Learn more about the ProjectBrowse the latest news, insights and summaries of our engagement activities to stay informed about Project updates and engagement efforts:
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Every successful project starts with people. Long before construction plans take shape, there are conversations to have, communities to connect with, information to gather and early work to be done. As Energy Alberta advances the Peace River Nuclear Power Project, people and businesses across the Peace Region are helping make that work possible. Together, we’re building a foundation of opportunities for individuals and businesses interested in working with us.
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September 30 is a day to remember, reflect and listen. On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we recognize the lasting impacts of the residential school system and encourage our team and community to make space for Indigenous voices, stories and experiences. It is also an opportunity to consider what reconciliation means in the places where we live and work - not only today, but throughout the year.
On September 27, people around the world will mark World Rivers Day - an opportunity to recognize the extraordinary value of rivers and the importance of protecting them for the future. For Energy Alberta, it’s also an opportunity to celebrate a river that is central to the region where we are planning the Peace River Nuclear Power Project.
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