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Aboriginal investment in run-of-river power projects Posted on November 28th, 2008 First Nations are in a strong position to negotiate equity investments in run-of-river power projects in their traditional territories, says consultant Pieter van Gils. Van Gils, the former Managing Director of Ecotrust Canada Capital and now a consultant, gave a presentation to a forum hosted by the Aboriginal Business Services Network on Nov. 27 in Vancouver about Aboriginal investment opportunities in micro-hydro power projects in BC. View the slideshow below while watching the videos. Aboriginal investment in run-of-river power projects View more Microsoft Word documents from ecotrustcanada. Pieter's 14-minute presentation is posted below in two parts. Part 1 Part 2 MORE

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Aboriginal investment in run-of-river power projects

Posted on November 28th, 2008

First Nations are in a strong position to negotiate equity investments in run-of-river power projects in their traditional territories, says consultant Pieter van Gils.

Van Gils, the former Managing Director of Ecotrust Canada Capital and now a consultant, gave a presentation to a forum hosted by the Aboriginal Business Services Network on Nov. 27 in Vancouver about Aboriginal investment opportunities in micro-hydro power projects in BC.