AUGUST 29, 2022
FourQuest Energy and Saa Dene create a limited partner company to support responsible energy development services throughout Canada.
FourQuest Energy, a leading industrial cleaning, nitrogen, and pre-commissioning and commissioning services provider, and Saa Dene Group, a collective of Indigenous-owned companies aiming to increase authentic Indigenous economic participation, today announced that they have formed a limited partner company.
Through this partner company, FourQuest and Saa Dene are committed to collaborating and delivering on their mission to bring responsible energy development services throughout Canada. This is achieved through engagement in four key areas: relationship building, community investment, business development, and employment and training.
About the Saa Dene Group
The Saa Dene Group is owned and operated by Chief Jim Boucher, a Fort McKay First Nation member. Through his leadership and vision, he has contributed to the wellbeing of the Wood Buffalo Region for decades and continues to do so through this new venture. In addition, Jim has maintained a positive and collaborative neighbourly relation with local energy companies, which has been demonstrated extensively through a proven track record of commitment to long-term sustainability over years of community engagement, regulatory consultation, and business partnerships.
Jim is committed to maintaining Indigenous economic participation along with supporting responsible energy development. His philanthropic and entrepreneurial spirit carries on through the Saa Dene Group and its breadth of offerings, which remains focused on the commitment to the Wood Buffalo Region, the capacity development of the peoples, and economic prosperity for Alberta.
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