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Brookfield Renewable Power Inc., wholly-owned by Brookfield
Asset Management Inc., has over 100 years of experience
as an owner, operator and developer of hydroelectric
power facilities. Its portfolio includes more than 160
generating facilities with over 4,000 megawatts of capacity,
of which 95% is sourced from renewable energy. It also
has a 6,500 megawatt hydroelectric and wind project pipeline.
Brookfield Renewable Power’s operations are primarily
located in North America and Brazil.
Fact Sheet and Profile
This fact sheet provides an overview of Brookfield's power
operations.
Fact Sheet -
May 2008 (PDF - 636 KB)
For more information on Brookfield Renewable Power's investment dynamics,
please refer to our corporate profile below:
Corporate
Profile Presentation - May 2008 (PDF - 2,298 KB)
Our Strategic Advantages and Priorities
Strategic Advantages
Brookfield Renewable Power's strategic advantages
ensure we are well positioned to maintain our growth momentum
in
the
North American energy market. Our strengths include:
- stable revenue approximately 80% of Brookfield
Renewable Power's revenues are derived from fixed price
power contracts
or stable regulated transmission and distribution businesses
- strong competitive position – Brookfield
Renewable Power's hydro assets earn a significant cash
margin under
any market condition
- long life assets – hydroelectric assets
benefit from simple technologies, predictable capital expenditure
requirements and high reliability rates
- significant water storage capacity – which
provides our hydro facilities with the ability to operate
in higher price, peak demand periods
Strategic Priorities
Brookfield Renewable Power's strategic advantages
ensure we are well positioned to maintain our growth momentum
in the
North American energy market. Our strengths include:
- Increase and strengthen cash
flows from the generation business by enhancing and optimizing
power bases
- improve revenue from facilities by increasing contract
pricing
- maintain comprehensive capital program to preserve reliability
and value of facilities
- improve on-peak capabilities and maximize water storage
value
- optimize ancillary revenues from hydroelectric facilities
- improve efficiency of facilities and reduce costsf
- Expand and diversify hydroelectric
generation asset base
- acquire additional hydroelectric assets capable of
generating sustainable cash flows
- diversify hydroelectric asset base by acquiring high
quality facilities at below replacement cost
- develop new hydroelectric facilities with significant
strategic advantages
- Increase consolidated leverage
by optimally financing assets at the project level, while
ensuring a balanced risk profile
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