Pattern Canada is dedicated to the production of clean, renewable energy – by Canadians and for Canadians. As the country’s largest operator of wind power, we are excited to celebrate our 10-year anniversary of doing business in Canada.

During the past decade, our team has brought nine wind facilities to operation across four provinces. Our Canadian family extends beyond the more than 100 local workers who operate and maintain these cutting-edge facilities, or work from our Toronto office – it extends to the thousands of Canadians that manufactured the turbine components and constructed the sites, as well as the approximately 1,400 families participating in our wind projects and the many friends we’ve made along the way. 

Pattern Canada represents what we do in Canada at Pattern Energy, a public company that owns and operates renewable energy facilities (TSX: PEGI), and at Pattern Development, a leading developer of renewable energy and transmission assets with a team that has brought more than 5,500 MW of installed capacity to market. 

Combined, we have experience at all stages of project management: wind resource analysis, development, power marketing, finance, construction, operations, and asset management. Our mission is to transition the world to renewable energy by developing and operating high-quality projects with respect for communities and in an environmentally responsible manner. 

We have had a strategic relationship with the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments), one of Canada’s largest pension investment managers, since 2017. PSP Investments manages net contributions to the pension funds of the federal Public Service, the Canadian Forces, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Reserve Force. It has a direct ownership stake in Pattern Energy and co-invests in some of our projects. 

We are proud of our coast-to-coast Canadian roots and the results of our work in the country over the past decade. We look forward to continuing to provide lasting benefits to the communities, families, and workers involved in all our existing and future renewable energy facilities.