Company Reports

Brookfield Renewable delivered funds from operations of $421 million and $0.62 per unit, acquired Aypa, a battery storage developer, and received a commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy for $17.5 billion in debt facilities to support Westinghouse reactor deployment.

We will discontinue analyst coverage of Brookfield Renewable Partners on or about Aug. 17, 2026.

Brookfield Renewable reported a new net loss of $229 million, but funds from operations were $375 million, up 19% year on year. Brookfield also signed or completed $2.8 billion in asset sales. The partnership units rose less than 1% on the trading day, while corporate shares declined nearly 3%.

Brookfield Renewable holds a well-diversified global portfolio of clean energy technologies assets. It achieves 12%-15% returns via a combination of organic growth and acquisitions. Brookfield takes a primarily contrarian approach to acquisitions.

Brookfield and La Caisse announced a definitive agreement to acquire Boralex for CAD 37.25 per share in cash, implying a total enterprise value of CAD 9 billion. The offer represents a 32% premium to the March 20 closing price and is expected to close by the fourth quarter of 2026.

Brookfield Renewable reported full-year funds from operations up 10% year on year to USD 2.01 per unit. The shares were up more than 5% in midday trading on Jan. 30.

On Oct. 28, Westinghouse, which is co-owned by Brookfield and Cameco, announced a partnership with the US government.

Brookfield Renewable reported third-quarter funds from operations up 10% year on year to $0.46 per unit. Results were driven by its hydro portfolio, which saw FFO rise 24% year on year.

Westinghouse, which is co-owned by Brookfield and Cameco, announced a partnership with the US Government to accelerate the deployment of nuclear power, in accordance with the President Trump's May 23, 2025 Executive Orders.

Brookfield Renewable holds a well-diversified global portfolio of clean energy technologies assets. It achieves 12%-15% returns via a combination of organic growth and acquisitions. Brookfield takes a primarily contrarian approach to acquisitions.

On Sep. 25, Brookfield Renewable held its annual investor day. The firm updated select financial targets and discussed how its diversified global portfolio is well-positioned to meet growing electricity demand.

Brookfield Renewable reported second-quarter funds from operations up 10% year on year to $0.56 per unit. Results were driven by its North American hydro portfolio, which saw generation above the long-term average in the period.

On July 15 Brookfield Renewable and Google announced a framework agreement to deliver up to 3,000 megawatts of hydroelectric capacity across the US.

Brookfield Renewable holds a well-diversified global portfolio of clean energy technologies assets. It achieves 12%-15% returns via a combination of organic growth and acquisitions. Brookfield takes a primarily contrarian approach to acquisitions.

Brookfield Renewable reported first-quarter funds from operations up 7% year on year to $0.48 per unit. Results were driven by capital recycling in distributed energy and storage, which helped offset year-on-year declines in North American hydro generation.

Brookfield Renewable holds a well-diversified global portfolio of clean energy technologies assets. It achieves 12%-15% returns via a combination of organic growth and acquisitions. Brookfield takes a primarily contrarian approach to acquisitions.

Brookfield Renewable holds a well-diversified global portfolio of clean energy technologies assets. It 12%-15% returns via a combination of organic growth and acquisitions. Brookfield takes a primarily contrarian approach to acquisitions.

Brookfield Renewable reported full-year funds from operations up 10% year on year to $1.83 per unit. In addition, it raised its dividend 5% per unit. Shares rose 7% at the time of writing on Jan. 31.

Brookfield Renewable reported third-quarter funds from operations up 11% year on year to $0.42 per unit. Results were driven by asset sales in solar and storage, which helped offset weaker-than-expected hydro generation.

Brookfield Renewable's investor day highlighted an extension of the company's outlook for 10% annual growth in funds from operations per unit through 2029.