Westbridge Energy Corporation is planning to build a 250 MW AC Dolcy Solar with a 100 MW Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) that will be located in the municipality of Provost, in east-central Alberta, Canada.
The Dolcy Project is currently in the first stage of the Alberta Electric System Operator (the AESO) interconnection process with environmental studies underway in accordance with Alberta Environment and Parks guidelines.
The company has secured site control through a long-term solar lease with private landowners, covering approximately 1,025 acres.
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May 17, 2022
Capstone secures PPA for 192 MW Wild Rose 2 wind project in Cypress County
Capstone Infrastructure Corp has signed a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) to sell 105 MW of power generated by its 192 MW Wild Rose 2 onshore wind project in Alberta, Canada. The renewable e...
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May 10, 2022
Potentia achieves financial close for five wind project in Alberta
Potentia Renewables Inc. (Potentia) has closed five unique, long-term, non-recourse project financings for each of its Stirling, Wheatland, Jenner 1, Jenner 2, and Jenner 3 Wind Energy Facilities curr...
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May 03, 2022
Spring Lane Capital achieves US$50mn second close of its Spring Lane Fund II
Spring Lane Capital has achieved a second close of approximately US$50 million for its second private fund, Spring Lane Fund II, bringing this fund’s total AUM to US$200 million. Spri...
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April 28, 2022
Boralex and partners to develop 1.2 GW wind project in Quebec
Boralex, Energir, and Hydro-Quebec are collaborating to create three wind projects in Quebec, Canada, with a total capacity of 1.2 GW. The proposed projects include the 400 MW Des Neiges Wind Farm &n...
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April 25, 2022
Atco, Microsoft seal PPA for 37 MW Deerfoot solar plant in Calgary
Microsoft Corp has inked an offtake contract with Atco, under which the company will buy the full output of a 37 MW solar park in the western region of Canada. The freshly signed power purchase agree...
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