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About Capstone
Generating our low carbon future.
About
Capstone
Capstone is generating our low-carbon future, driving the energy transition forward through creative thinking, strong partnerships, and a commitment to doing things right. A developer, owner, and operator of clean and renewable energy projects across North America, Capstone's fleet includes approximately 885 MW installed capacity across 35 facilities, and we're actively developing a portfolio of clean power projects in Canada and the United States.
A talented and dedicated team that delivers
We have recent track record of bringing 13 utility-scale renewable projects to operations in the last 10 years.
$1B in operating assets
We’re an experienced owner and operator of wind, solar, run-of river hydro, biomass, and natural gas cogen energy facilities.
100+ years industry experience
Our senior management team of dedicated and knowledgeable renewable energy experts are leaders in engineering, finance, and project management.
Raising more than $1.4B in project financing
We have the financial wherewithal and expertise to get projects off the ground.
100% growth over 5 years
Capstone's overall earnings increased from $65 million in 2016 to $185+ million in 2022*
Operating in Alberta since 2007
We've owned and operated our Whitecourt Power biomass facility since 2007. With a growing fleet in Alberta, we've opened an office in Calgary and employ 50+ full time staff.
Capstone in Alberta
Since 2018, we have acquired and advanced more than 900 MW in new solar and wind development projects across the province, representing a total planned capital investment of more than $800 million. This includes the successful commissioning of our 132 MW Claresholm Solar in 2021 and the 25 MW Michichi and Kneehill Solar projects in 2023.
$850m
in total planned capital investment since 2018
700+
skilled jobs created for project construction in 2021-2023
900 MW
New solar and wind projects acquired and advanced since 2018
Canadian
Footprint
180+
employees across north america
35
wind, solar, hydro, biomass, & natural gas cogen facilities
885 MW
of gross installed capacity