Our portfolio is increasingly diversified by asset category, fuel source and geographic location. To see how Capstone has evolved, please visit: capstoneinfrastructure.com/About/OurStory
AT-A-GLANCE
Platforms Today
Clean Energy
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Whitecourt Power The first power facility in Canada to be certified under the federal government’s EcoLogo™ program. Uses one steam turbine and one generator to generate electricity from wood waste. |
Owned Since 2007 |
2014 Performance 96.4% availability |
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Cardinal Power Cardinal is one of Ontario’s largest cogeneration facilities, simultaneously producing electricity and thermal energy from natural gas, which results in a highly efficient use of energy. |
Owned Since 2004 |
2014 Performance 98.5% availability |
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Erie Shores Wind Farm One of the largest wind power facilities in Ontario, with 66 turbines along the north shore of Lake Erie. |
Owned Since 2007 |
2014 Performance 97.3% availability (total/combined wind portfolio performance) |
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| Nova Scotia and Ontario Wind Facilities Established facilities and recently completed wind farms representing more than 100 MW of net installed capacity. |
Owned Since 2013; new facilities commissioned in 2014 and 2015 |
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Amherstburg Solar Park A crystalline solar photovoltaic power facility using solar panels as well as a tracking system engineered to follow the sun during the day, thereby increasing daily energy production. |
Owned Since 2011 |
2014 Performance 98.6% availability |
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Sechelt, Dryden, Hluey Lakes, Wawatay Two sites in British Columbia and two in Ontario, producing enough power to serve about 17,000 households per year. |
Owned Since 2007 |
2014 Performance 96.4% availability |
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Utilities
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One of nine regulated water-only companies in the United Kingdom, established in 1846 and today serving a population of 1.2 million in the city of Bristol and surrounding region. | Owned Since 2011 |
2014 Performance 100% Security of Supply Index (SOSI) |
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A district heating facility that consumes primarily wood and organic waste to heat water or create steam piped to about 4,000 supply points for residential and industrial customers. | Owned Since 2011 |
2014 Performance 92.3% availability |
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Development Projects
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Six projects working through permitting stages; two have received Renewable Energy Approval (REA) from the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change.
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