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Anne-Raphaelle - Chief Executive Officer at Nukik Corporation

Anne-Raphaelle, the Chief Executive Officer of Nukik Corporation, envisions a renewable energy future.

As she works with Indigenous communities and builds infrastructure, she and her team bring electricity to remote areas, creating clean energy solutions that promote equity and sustainability.

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my name is Andrea felodua I’m the chief

executive officer for Nookie Corporation

new Corporation is an Inuit owned

company which is developing the kevalic

hydrofiber link in the kibalic region of

Nunavut right now Nunavut is 20 of our

total landmass as a country and yet

there is zero infrastructure people are

looking for connection to break that

cycle of isolation and so the project is

really intending to bring a base load

renewable electricity into the region so

making sure that people don’t have to

burn diesel to meet every single one of

their needs and also to ensure that they

have that connectivity with broadband

internet this project is really about

equity and about making sure that we

build a fair country for everybody the

clean energy sector there are tremendous

opportunities obviously to work on our

project we’re always looking for talent

if you want to be employed in individual

find a job in a nanoseconds so as a

shout out to anybody who’s interested in

getting involved in the project that’s

how we can shape that next chapter of

the story for none of it

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