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Brookfield Renewable Partners LP

Brookfield Renewable Partners LP is a globally diversified owner and operator of clean energy and sustainable solutions assets. The partnership owns and operates a portfolio encompassing hydroelectric generation, onshore and offshore wind, utility-scale solar photovoltaics, distributed energy resources, and battery energy storage across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Its operations deliver dispatchable baseload power, flexible energy storage, and clean electricity under long-term power purchase contracts with utilities and corporate off-takers. In addition to renewable power generation, the entity invests in decarbonization technologies including carbon capture and storage, biofuels, nuclear services, and industrial recycling.

Snapshot

Public USOwnership
2011Year founded
5,001–10,000Employees
Hamilton, BermudaHead office
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Global footprint

Operations

Products and/or services of Brookfield Renewable Partners LP

  • Hydroelectric Power: Operation of perpetual dispatchable hydroelectric facilities providing baseload renewable electricity, flexible storage capacity, and grid stabilization across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia to support peak electricity demand under long-term contracts.
  • Wind Power: Development and management of onshore and offshore wind generation assets operating across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia, supplying scalable zero-carbon power to public utilities and corporate off-takers through power purchase agreements.
  • Utility-Scale Solar: Operation of large-scale solar photovoltaic generation facilities deployed across five continents, providing bulk clean electricity directly to major commercial customers, industrial clients, and local power networks under multi-year supply contracts.
  • Distributed Energy: Ownership and operation of commercial and industrial distributed solar, combined heat and power systems, and decentralized energy assets that generate on-site electricity for business customers and lessen dependence on central electrical grids.
  • Battery Energy Storage: Development and operation of utility-scale battery storage facilities that store renewable electricity, deliver immediate grid frequency response, supply firm power during demand peaks, and integrate intermittent solar and wind resources.
  • Sustainable Solutions: Investment and operation in low-carbon transition platforms including nuclear services, carbon capture and sequestration, renewable natural gas, e-fuels, and industrial materials recycling facilities aimed at decarbonizing energy-intensive economic sectors.