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Boralex

Boralex is a Canadian renewable energy producer and developer active in wind, solar, hydro, and storage, with over 3 GW installed and a growing portfolio across North America and Europe. Led by CEO Patrick Decostre, the company employs more than 800 people and operates from Canada, the US, France and the UK.

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Company facts

Founded
1990
Headquarters
Canada
CEO
Patrick Decostre

About

We're a renewable energy developer and producer with a presence across North America and Europe. For more than 35 years, we've been developing, building, and operating renewable energy production sites. Our assets include wind, solar, hydroelectric, and storage, with a total installed capacity of over 3 GW and a project portfolio of about 6.8 GW. We employ a team of more than 800 people who work on-site, at our development offices, and with local communities, landowners, and partners to bring energy to communities in Canada, the United States, France and the United Kingdom. Our approach emphasizes local engagement, responsible development, safety, and long-term value creation for customers and investors. We continue to expand through in-house expertise and disciplined growth, focusing on sustainable energy solutions and a cleaner energy transition. We are committed to corporate social responsibility, ethical stakeholder relations, and the delivery of reliable, affordable renewable energy. We operate across wind farms, solar farms, energy storage facilities, and hydropower. Our teams in Canada, France, the UK, and the US collaborate across the value chain - from prospecting and permitting to construction, operation, and sales. Our assets are supported by a strategy aimed at improving efficiency and reducing costs while maintaining high safety and environmental standards. We emphasize working with communities, farmers, and landowners to ensure projects fit local needs and contribute to local economies. Our growth plan envisions adding close to several gigawatts of installed capacity by 2030, with continued investment in storage and grid integration to accelerate the energy transition.

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