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Pattern Energy Group Services Canada ULC

Renewable energy company operating wind projects in Chatham-Kent.

Chatham, Chatham-Kent
52 1/2 4th Street, Chatham, ON N7M 2G2

About

Pattern Energy Group Services Canada operates renewable wind energy projects in the Chatham-Kent area.

Services

Wind EnergyRenewable Energy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pattern Energy Group Services Canada ULC, and how is it connected to North Kent Wind?

Pattern Energy Group Services Canada ULC is the Canadian operating entity of Pattern Energy, the company that co-owns and helps operate North Kent Wind, alongside partners Samsung Renewable Energy, Walpole Island First Nation, and the Municipality of Chatham-Kent's Entegrus Renewable Energy affiliate.

Does Pattern Energy operate more than one wind project in Chatham-Kent?

Yes. In addition to North Kent Wind, Pattern Energy operates South Kent Wind, a separate and larger 270 MW facility in Chatham-Kent with 124 turbines that became operational in 2014.

How large is Pattern Energy's overall presence in Canada?

Pattern Energy describes itself as the largest wind energy fleet operator in Canada and the largest provider of wind power to Ontario, with 11 operating wind energy projects spanning 5 provinces.

Who owns Pattern Energy?

Pattern Energy is majority-owned by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.

What other Canadian wind projects does Pattern Energy operate?

Beyond North Kent Wind and South Kent Wind in Chatham-Kent, Pattern Energy's Canadian portfolio includes Armow Wind, Meikle Wind, Grand Renewable Wind, Lanfine Wind, Henvey Inlet Wind, Mont Sainte-Marguerite Wind Farm, and the Broughton project.

What economic impact does Pattern Energy report for its Canadian operations?

Pattern Energy states its Canadian projects contribute more than 35 million dollars annually through taxes, royalties, and community programs, and that over 4,800 Canadians worked on-site during construction of its facilities.

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