Goals Of Tribal Power

Our goal is to deliver outstanding value to our clients as a specialist supplier of sustainable power production and protection, utilizing Smart Micro Grid Technology, renewable power and energy management systems.

We aim to secure our client's electrical power supplies, reduce their fossil energy usage and carbon generation, and optimize their total costs of ownership. Our company seeks to create a secure, eco-friendly sustainable energy future for all our stakeholders.

We aim to assist in Canada's North becoming the best place to relocate, do business and raise a family. It has an abundance of natural foods, space, and safety. Renewable energy can complete the circle.

Our goal @ Tribal Power is to work with the First Nations to introduce clean water technology, to assist in having pure water assessable to everyone.

THE KEY ELEMENTS OF OUR STRATEGY INCLUDE:

* Educate, train and retain youth in their communities, by involving them in renewable energy projects

* Capitalizing on strategic partnership and participation in the renewable energy industries

* Tribal Power believes involvement with all aspects of the renewable energy industries provides a competitive advantage over peers which are less vertically integrated.

* The use of additional capital and liquidity to grow the business

* The belief that becoming a public company has provided us with the financial strength needed to move Tribal Power to the next stage of our development and achieve further sustainable growth

* The focus on cost management and further enhancement of logistical capabilities

* Disciplined risk management - focus in this key area by maintaining and expanding our centralized risk management resources and information systems

* Place highest priority on participants, the environment and local communities where we operate

* Our sustainability programme, Tribal Power Corporate Practice, governs our behaviour in this area and we are committed to reporting annually how we are doing

* Our highest prioirty is the recognition that communities have inherent rights to self-determination, have a coordinated negotiation / consultation process to gain understanding and acceptance, to enhance business developments, to promote fair an equitable share of revenues for the First Nations, and to share the growing technical and financial capability to manage and operate community-based power infrastructure.