Brookfield Renewable Corporation is a leading company in the global utility sector, specializing in the ownership and management of renewable energy assets. It operates an extensive, diversified portf... Brookfield Renewable Corporation is a leading company in the global utility sector, specializing in the ownership and management of renewable energy assets. It operates an extensive, diversified portfolio that includes hydroelectric, wind, utility-scale solar, distributed generation, energy storage, and sustainable solution assets. The company’s primary function is to generate and sell renewable electricity through long-term contracts to utilities, corporate buyers, and industrial customers, ensuring reliable cash flows and supporting grid decarbonization. Its operational model involves developing, acquiring, and actively managing assets, with a focus on efficiency, innovation, and expanding renewable capacity.
Brookfield Renewable Corporation maintains a significant presence across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia, with an installed capacity exceeding 33,000 megawatts as of 2024. The company is recognized for its contributions to the energy transition, including investments in carbon capture, storage, and other decarbonization solutions. As a key subsidiary of Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P., it plays a vital role in advancing sustainable infrastructure and supporting global shifts toward cleaner energy sources. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in New York, Brookfield Renewable Corporation underscores its market importance through stable operations, scale, and commitment to sustainability.
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