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EDF Renewables Canada is a Canadian subsidiary of EDF Renewables that develops and operates clean energy projects across Canada.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

EDF Renewables Canada is described as a Canadian subsidiary of EDF Renewables. Its official site presents it as a market-leading independent power producer and service provider delivering onshore and offshore wind, solar photovoltaic, storage, and electric vehicle charging. It states that it has been developing and operating clean energy projects across Canada since 2008, with offices in Montreal, Toronto, and Calgary and more than 200 employees across Canada. It is affiliated with EDF Group, EDF Trading, PowerFlex, and Dalkia.

History

EDF Renewables Canada is described as a Canadian subsidiary of EDF Renewables. Its official site states that EDF power solutions Canada has been developing and operating clean energy projects across the country since 2008, with offices in Montreal, Toronto, and Calgary and more than 200 employees across Canada. The site also states that since 1987, EDF power solutions has dedicated its efforts to creating a sustainable energy economy by building and operating low-carbon energy generating projects across North America, and that it has been leading the renewable energy charge for 35 years and counting. It is affiliated with EDF Group, EDF Trading, PowerFlex, and Dalkia.

Products and positioning

Market-leading, independent power producer and service provider delivering wind (onshore and offshore), solar photovoltaic, storage, and electrical vehicle charging.

  • Onshore Wind

    Wind power technology offered by EDF power solutions.

  • Offshore Wind

    Wind power technology offered by EDF power solutions.

  • Solar

    Solar photovoltaic technology offered by EDF power solutions.

  • Storage

    Storage technology offered by EDF power solutions.

  • EV Charging

    Electric vehicle charging technology offered by EDF power solutions.

Recent events

  • Reported

    CleanCapital acquires two Massachusetts solar projects[6]

    CleanCapital announced that it acquired two operating solar projects from EDF Renewables. The projects total 11.9 MW and are located in Massachusetts.

  • Reported

    EDF Renewables announces acquisition of two solar projects[7]

    EDF Renewables announced the acquisition of two 49.9MW solar projects in England and Wales, one from AGR and the other from Countryside Renewables.

  • Reported

    EDF Renewables acquires Burwell solar project[8]

    EDF Renewables acquired the Burwell large-scale solar project from AGR. The project had received planning permission and was expected to be built by 2022.

  • Reported

    EDF partners conclude Chinese offshore wind transaction[9]

    EDF and China Energy Investment Corporation’s partners concluded the transaction involving stakes in the Dongtai IV and V offshore wind projects. EDF subsidiaries EDF Renewables and EDF China hold a combined 37.5% stake in the two wind farms.

  • EDF Renewables partners with Fred Olsen Renewables on Codling project[10]

    After the EDF Group acquired a 50% interest in the Codling project, its subsidiary EDF Renewables was to partner with Fred Olsen Renewables, which already owned the other 50%, to develop and build the project.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    EDF acquires Pivot Power[11]

    EDF Group acquired 100% of Pivot Power, a British developer of grid-scale battery energy storage systems and EV charging infrastructure. Pivot Power became a wholly owned subsidiary of EDF Renewables.

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