The deployment of clean energy infrastructure across Canada requires more than just advanced technology; it requires equitable partnerships and inclusive supply chains. Recognizing this, Gietron, a Canadian provider of advanced power electronics and energy storage solutions, and the Indigenous International Trading Group of Canada (IITGC), a certified Indigenous-owned procurement and supply chain leader, are proud to announce a strategic partnership.
This collaboration establishes a robust pathway to supply Gietron’s renewable energy technologies to infrastructure projects across the country, while prioritizing Indigenous economic participation and community-driven development.
Empowering Communities Through Procurement
As a certified Indigenous business recognized by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) and the Government of Canada, IITGC specializes in facilitating high-level corporate and government procurement. By integrating Gietron into its green energy supply chain, IITGC will enable First Nations communities, developers, and public sector organizations to access world-class clean energy hardware through a trusted, Indigenous-led channel.
Gietron’s technology portfolio—which spans intelligent microinverters, advanced hybrid inverters, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and comprehensive energy management software—is designed to support projects ranging from residential installations to utility-scale grids. Through this partnership, these hardware and software solutions will become far more accessible for remote community microgrids, municipal upgrades, and large-scale infrastructure developments.
Executive Perspectives
“To truly advance Canada’s energy transition, the technology sector must actively engage in economic reconciliation,“said Rocky Gao, Founder and CEO of Gietron. “Partnering with IITGC ensures that as our renewable energy systems are deployed across the country, we are simultaneously supporting Indigenous supply chains and fostering sustainable, community-level economic growth. This is a critical step in our long-term vision for the Canadian market.”
For IITGC, the partnership is a direct extension of its mission to align sustainable infrastructure with Indigenous economic empowerment.
“Our goal has always been to connect Canadian projects with highly reliable industrial and green energy solutions while advancing Truth and Reconciliation Call to Action #92,” said William Wang, CEO of IITGC. “Gietron’s comprehensive suite of power electronics and energy storage technology perfectly complements our procurement network. Together, we can deliver high-quality, scalable energy solutions that directly benefit First Nations communities and support Canada’s decentralized energy future.”
A Model for Inclusive Growth
Beyond equipment supply, the Gietron and IITGC alliance serves as a strategic framework for future infrastructure projects. It demonstrates how clean technology manufacturers and Indigenous procurement leaders can collaborate to enhance energy independence, promote local workforce development, and ensure that First Nations communities are active participants in the rapidly expanding clean energy economy.
For more information regarding this partnership and available procurement channels, please visit www.gietron.com and iitgc.ca.
About Gietron
Gietron is a brand owned by Gwatt Innovations Ltd., an innovative technology company driven by a mission to maximize the efficiency, safety, and intelligence of renewable energy systems. Guided by a vision to accelerate the global transition toward a sustainable future, Gietron delivers a fully integrated ecosystem of solar and energy storage solutions. Through advanced hardware and smart monitoring technologies, the company provides scalable, reliable tools that empower communities and businesses to confidently harness clean energy.
About IITGC
Indigenous International Trading Group of Canada Ltd. (IITGC), located in Regina of Saskatchewan, is a certified Indigenous company recognized by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, the Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council (CAMSC), the SaskMétis Business Registry, and the Government of Canada Indigenous Business Directory. IITGC has been officially accepted as an Indigenous Supplier Partner to the Ontario Education Collaborative Marketplace (OECM).
Specializing in government and corporate procurement and international trade, IITGC has developed a diverse client portfolio, including the Saskatchewan Research Council, the Department of National Defence, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Farm Credit Canada (FCC), Elections Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA), the City of Saskatoon, the City of Delta, the Government of Alberta, and most recently, and the New Brunswick Community College.
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