Residents in Rankin Inlet advised to conserve energy for two weeks

Submitted by sglaeske on

Qulliq Energy Corporation (QEC) would like to advise residents of Rankin Inlet to conserve power for the next two weeks. Emergency repairs are being made to the generator engines and we are asking for the community’s assistance to ensure a reliable power supply during this period.

Effective energy conservation includes lowering thermostats to 20 degrees C and only using high-energy appliances (stoves, ovens, washers and dryers) after 7p.m.

QEC thanks residents for their understanding and apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.

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Alex Cook

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Mr. Alex Cook is a Beneficiary of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement and resides in Baker Lake. He is an alumnus of St. Francis Xavier University, where he holds a Bachelor of Business Administration majoring in Leadership and Management. Mr. Cook began his career at Qulliq Energy Corporation as a summer student, remaining with the corporation in the Department of Human Resources until 2021. Mr.

Jeannie Hakangak Ehaloak

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Ms. Jeannie Hakangak Ehaloak has acquired an in-depth understanding and appreciation for government policies and procedures during her role as a Member of the Legislative Assembly, which includes being appointed as the Minister of Justice, Human Rights, Labor, Democratic Institutions, Status of Women, QEC, Environment and Community and Government Services. Knowing and understanding the challenges for her experience as Minister for QEC, Ms. Ehaloak has a strong understanding of the corporations’ board policies and procedures.

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