Power built on your land, with your share of it, and your right to stop it.
- 20%
- of the joint venture, and the same share of its profit
- a seat
- on the board, from the first day
- the credits
- carbon credits stay with the venture, not traded away for a cheaper power bill
How the community's share is funded — carried, purchased, or earned by contribution — is being settled with counsel. We will not describe it until it is settled.
Who we are, before what we are asking
Trinaius Power Generation is part of the Trinaius group. We build electricity generation — solar to begin with — and we build it as a joint venture with the community whose land it sits on. When it is running, we operate and manage it.
The people behind it are named on the next page, with their own words and a way to reach them. We would rather you looked at who we are than at what we are offering, because the offer is only worth what the people behind it are worth.
What happens if you say no?
Then nothing happens. That is the whole answer, and it is the one worth stating first.
Shabot Obaadjiwan stopped a uranium mine. People remember that, and they should. A company that has not thought about what refusal looks like is a company that expects to get its way. The page on what you can stop sets out consent, exit, and what happens to the land afterwards.