Northland Power [TSE: NPI] is a Canadian-owned global power producer committed to accelerating the global energy transition. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, the company brings nearly four decades of experience in developing, owning, and operating a diverse portfolio of energy infrastructure assets. These include offshore and onshore wind, solar, efficient natural gas, and battery energy storage systems.
Northland Power also supplies energy through a regulated utility, underscoring its commitment to delivering reliable and sustainable power solutions. With a strong presence across multiple geographies, it has established itself as a global leader in renewable energy, consistently advancing sustainable energy initiatives to meet the growing demand for clean, dependable power worldwide. Today, Northland Power owns or holds economic interests in approximately 3.2 gigawatts (GW) of gross operating generating capacity and manages a development pipeline of around 10 GW.
The company’s long-term success is rooted in a corporate strategy focused on developing high-quality projects supported by stable, long-term revenue contracts. This ensures predictable cash flows for stakeholders and enables confident expansion into new markets and technologies.
In 2023, the company restructured its operations into distinct business units based on technology—Offshore Wind, Onshore Renewables, Efficient Natural Gas and Utilities, and Hydrogen/Renewable Fuels. This realignment enables sharper execution focus and greater accountability, allowing Northland Power to scale efficiently in a rapidly evolving energy landscape. Each unit is led by experienced executives dedicated to aligning project development with strategic goals and market demand.
The company’s 2023 Sustainability Report, “Powering Possibility,” highlights its ESG achievements and aspirations. Northland Power successfully brought 300 MW of new generation capacity online, including the Bluestone and Ball Hill onshore wind projects in the United States, as well as the La Lucha solar facility in Mexico. From 2020 to 2023, the company helped avoid 8.7 million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent emissions. It secured CAD 12.8 billion in green financings to support corporate and project-level initiatives. In terms of social impact, Northland Power invested CAD 4.9 million in community initiatives globally and continued advancing biodiversity efforts across its operational sites.
Since going public in 1997, Northland Power has consistently demonstrated financial discipline and a strong track record of risk-managed growth. With a history of delivering projects on time and within budget, the company has established itself as one of the world’s leading renewable energy developers.
Driven by innovation and a long-standing commitment to sustainability, Northland Power continues to shape the future of clean energy. As nations strive to meet decarbonization goals and build resilient energy systems, the company stands at the forefront—turning possibility into progress.
Northland Power also supplies energy through a regulated utility, underscoring its commitment to delivering reliable and sustainable power solutions. With a strong presence across multiple geographies, it has established itself as a global leader in renewable energy, consistently advancing sustainable energy initiatives to meet the growing demand for clean, dependable power worldwide. Today, Northland Power owns or holds economic interests in approximately 3.2 gigawatts (GW) of gross operating generating capacity and manages a development pipeline of around 10 GW.The company’s long-term success is rooted in a corporate strategy focused on developing high-quality projects supported by stable, long-term revenue contracts. This ensures predictable cash flows for stakeholders and enables confident expansion into new markets and technologies.
In 2023, the company restructured its operations into distinct business units based on technology—Offshore Wind, Onshore Renewables, Efficient Natural Gas and Utilities, and Hydrogen/Renewable Fuels. This realignment enables sharper execution focus and greater accountability, allowing Northland Power to scale efficiently in a rapidly evolving energy landscape. Each unit is led by experienced executives dedicated to aligning project development with strategic goals and market demand.
The company’s 2023 Sustainability Report, “Powering Possibility,” highlights its ESG achievements and aspirations. Northland Power successfully brought 300 MW of new generation capacity online, including the Bluestone and Ball Hill onshore wind projects in the United States, as well as the La Lucha solar facility in Mexico. From 2020 to 2023, the company helped avoid 8.7 million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent emissions. It secured CAD 12.8 billion in green financings to support corporate and project-level initiatives. In terms of social impact, Northland Power invested CAD 4.9 million in community initiatives globally and continued advancing biodiversity efforts across its operational sites.
Since going public in 1997, Northland Power has consistently demonstrated financial discipline and a strong track record of risk-managed growth. With a history of delivering projects on time and within budget, the company has established itself as one of the world’s leading renewable energy developers.
Driven by innovation and a long-standing commitment to sustainability, Northland Power continues to shape the future of clean energy. As nations strive to meet decarbonization goals and build resilient energy systems, the company stands at the forefront—turning possibility into progress.
