St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
About Regina Foley
As a Senior Energy Advisor at NunatuKavut Community Council, Regina Foley collaborates with the Indigenous government and its members to devise and enact energy solutions that are sustainable, affordable, and culturally aligned. Serving the communities of South and Central Labrador, Regina is dedicated to advancing their energy independence and resilience. Holding a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Memorial University of Newfoundland, Regina brings over ten years of experience in the energy sector, having undertaken diverse roles spanning regulatory policy, compliance, analysis, and conservation.
Possessing robust skills in communication, regulatory analysis, and stakeholder engagement, Regina is fervently committed to bolstering Indigenous self-determination and environmental stewardship. Her objective centers on enhancing the social and economic development of NunatuKavut and its inhabitants via innovative and cooperative energy ventures.
Regina is particularly excited about being part of the 2024 ARENA Cohort, which represents a unique opportunity to connect with fellow energy leaders and access cutting-edge research and resources. The Alaska Remote Energy Networks Academy (ARENA) program emphasizes collaboration and knowledge-sharing among communities facing similar energy challenges, which aligns perfectly with Regina's goals for NunatuKavut. She looks forward to leveraging the insights and partnerships gained through ARENA to drive forward sustainable energy projects that can serve as models for other Indigenous and remote communities. Regina's participation in the cohort underscores her commitment to innovative solutions and her passion for fostering resilient, self-sufficient communities through sustainable energy practices.
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/regina-foley-20397956
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