The FNPA’s SMR Virtual Forum will provide ARC Canada an opportunity to discuss its inherently safe, low cost, reliable clean energy and revolutionary waste reduction technology being developed in New Brunswick, as a Canadian clean energy solution. A strong advocate for Indigenous relations, ARC Canada President & CEO, Norman JD Sawyer, always welcomes invitations to participate in such Forums as it allows the showcase of great work being undertaken in New Brunswick. “Early engagement with the Indigenous community has always been a top priority for ARC Canada” says Sawyer, “the strength of our Nation is through inclusivity and diversity, and these opportunities to promote dialog and discussion are welcome. Indigenous inclusivity is built into ARC Canada’s business practices and hiring strategy, leading to sustainable economic reconciliation for that community and benefits to our organization.”

The FNPA is the only North American non-profit Indigenous owned and controlled organization developing power projects with Indigenous communities. FNPA bridges the gap between industry, government, and Indigenous communities to evaluate and develop Indigenous owned power generation projects. FNPA leverages project development expertise, network of industry experts and technical advisors to develop projects resulting in increased economic benefits for First Nations Communities.

ARC Canada is proud to be a “Megawatt” sponsor for the FNPA National SMR Forum taking place November 16th & 17th, 2020. ARC Canada will present its versatile clean energy technology on November 17th, at 2pm (AST).

About ARC Canada

ARC Canada is a clean energy technology company developing the ARC-100, an advanced small modular reactor (SMR) that provides inherently safe, reliable, economically competitive, and carbon-free energy with fueling versatility and significant waste reduction. ARC Canada has established its Head Office in Saint John, New Brunswick with a goal of promoting business and economic development within Canada. New Brunswick provides the key success elements for the development of the ARC-100 technology in Canada; a strong energy background, an experienced and effective electric utility, a flexible and highly competent work force and academia that can support development and innovation. ARC Canada envisions the creation of a sustainable supply chain delivering economic growth, well-paying supply chain jobs and the opportunity for New Brunswick and Canada to take the lead in the advanced small modular reactor technology field.

More Information on ARC is available online at www.arcenergy.co

ARC MEDIA CONTACT:
Carol Lynn Landry
clandry@arcenergy.co