Environment
Projects of this kind go through environmental review. Assessment status will be published on the project card once a project is public. This site does not state emissions, land area or water use.
Sustainability and communities
A standard for development, not a record of awards.
Environmental review, notice to neighbours, and engagement with Indigenous nations belong in the project. This page says how 808 Power intends to do that work. It does not report completed studies or name communities.
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Communities
People who live near a site should hear about it in plain language, early enough that the conversation can change the plan. Any community agreement will be described only after it is signed.
Indigenous relationships
We will name nations, and the status of engagement, only with their agreement and when the facts are settled. Until then this page states the standard the firm is setting, not a record of meetings.
What will be published later
- Assessment status, on the project card, once a project is public.
- Emissions, land area or water use: [TBD – figure], only with a source.
- A community agreement, only after it is signed and the parties agree to describe it.
- The name of a nation, only with that nation's agreement.