A Legacy of Lasting Impact

Reached Commercial Operations on Oneida Energy Storage

Delivered Oneida Energy Storage – Canada’s largest battery energy storage facility and amongst the largest in the world – into commercial operations ahead of schedule, under budget and with zero lost time incidents.

Milestone Firsts in Poland

Installed the first offshore wind turbines and the first turbine monopiles in the Polish Baltic Sea waters as part of the 1.1 GW Baltic Power offshore wind project developed in partnership with Orlen.

Achieved First Power in Taiwan

Achieved first power at Hai Long offshore wind project, marking successful energization of the project and connection to Taiwan’s energy grid.

Focus on Project Execution

Entered the largest phase of execution in company history, commencing construction on 2.4 GW of new projects following a period of rapid growth.

Award-Winning Project Financing

Reached Financial Close on CAD $16B billion non-recourse financing for the construction of our two offshore wind projects, Baltic Power and Hai Long, and Northland’s first battery storage project, Oneida Energy Storage.

Continued Expansion in Western Canada

Expanded into the Alberta renewables market through acquisition of a late-stage 1.6 GW solar portfolio.

Investment in Battery Storage

Made first significant investment in battery storage, entering the Oneida Energy Storage project in partnership with Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation, NRStor and Aecon.

Opportunity in Scotland

Awarded two offshore wind sites in Scotland, located in the Outer Hebrides off the coast of the Isle of Lewis with a potential capacity of 2.3 GW.

Entry into Spain and Poland

Entered Spanish and Polish renewables markets through acquisition of a 540 MW operating wind/solar portfolio and an established partnership with PKN Orlen to jointly develop the 1.1 GW Baltic Power offshore wind farm in Poland.

Entry into U.S. Energy Market

Acquired late-stage wind development portfolio totalling 320 MW in New York State, including our Bluestone (112 MW) and Ball Hill (108 MW) onshore wind farms currently in operation.

Established development team with a focus on greenfield solar and energy storage.

Acquisition in Colombia

In 2020, building on our experience as power generators, we entered the electricity distribution space through the acquisition of a regulated utility in Colombia, Empresa de Energía de Boyacá (EBSA). our Bluestone (112 MW) and Ball Hill (108 MW) onshore wind farms currently in operation.

Expansion through Partnerships in Europe and Asia

Expanded into Germany through partnership in the 335 MW Nordsee One offshore wind project and acquisition of the 252 MW Deutsche Bucht offshore wind farm.

Entered the Asia-Pacific Market through a development agreement and partnership with Yushan Energy that included developing the 1.0 GW Hai Long offshore wind project in the Taiwan Strait.

Entry into European Offshore Wind

Entered the European offshore wind market as the first Canadian energy company through investment in 600 MW Gemini offshore wind farm in the Netherlands – one of the largest offshore wind farms in the North Sea and one of the largest in the world when the first turbine was connected to the grid in February 2016.

Natural Gas in Saskatchewan

Continued to expand our footprint in natural gas, developing new peaking and baseload facilities in Saskatchewan and becoming the largest power producers in the province.

Expansion into Solar and Wind

Diversified our Canadian energy mix to include onshore wind and solar renewables. With a growing portfolio and an entrepreneurial mindset, we established ourselves as early movers and trusted partners in Canadian renewable energy.

Natural Gas in Ontario

Generated power from biomass and gas-fired generation as a way of eliminating local forestry waste.Through our gas-fired generation, we supported the provinces of Ontario and Saskatchewan in their transition away from coal.

Established in 1987

Founded by Jim Temerty and partners as one of Canada’s first independent power producers (IPPs).