FortisGrid believes infrastructure should do more than deliver power. It should create meaningful value for the communities where projects are developed.

We engage early, listen to local priorities, and look for practical opportunities to strengthen resilience, support local economic activity, and create lasting relationships throughout the development process.

Community Engagement

Listen Early. Build Better.

Community engagement should begin before construction and continue throughout development and operation.

We want communities to understand what is being proposed, what is still being studied, and what potential benefits and challenges may come with a project. We welcome questions, local knowledge, and constructive feedback while projects can still evolve.

Our goal is to build an open development process where communities have a meaningful opportunity to understand and participate in what is taking shape.

Resilience Built Into Planning

Infrastructure Designed With Resilience in Mind

Where practical and approved, FortisGrid projects may evaluate opportunities for generation, energy storage, and microgrid infrastructure to support communities during extended outages or regional emergencies.

Potential priorities may include:

• Emergency services
• Municipal operations
• Shelters and community facilities
• Communications infrastructure
• Water systems
• Other critical facilities

Actual capabilities will vary by project and depend on engineering, utility coordination, local participation, permitting, and applicable approvals.

More Than Energy. A Foundation for Community Growth. Our goal is not simply to develop power in a community. It is to develop power that creates value for the community.

FortisGrid brings together energy development, infrastructure, community engagement, and economic opportunity to build projects designed with the long term in mind.