Energy
- Bear Creek Cogeneration Plant (80 MW, Alberta, Canada)
- Becancour Power Plant (550 MW, Quebec, Canada)
- Cancarb (Carbon black manufacturer, Alberta, Canada)
- Carseland Cogeneration Plant (80 MW, Alberta, Canada)
- Connecticut River Hydroelectricity Generating System (484 MW, USA)
- Deerfield River Hydro Generating System (83 MW, USA)
- Grandview Cogeneration Plant (90 MW, New Brunswick, Canada)
- Halton Hills Combined Cycle Generating Plant (683 MW, Ontario, Canada)
- MacKay River Cogeneration Plant (165 MW, Alberta, Canada)
- Ocean State Power (560 MW, Rhode Island, USA)
- Ravenswood generating station (Long Island City, NY, USA)
- Redwater Cogeneration Plant (40 MW, Alberta, Canada)
- Bruce Power (6,300 MW, Ontario, Canada)
- Cartier Wind Energy (Quebec, Canada)
- Portlands Energy Centre (550 MW, Ontario, Canada)
- Sundance A and B Power Purchase Agreements (Alberta, Canada)
- Sheerness Power Purchase Agreement (Alberta, Canada)
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