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This is a list of electrical generating stations in Alberta, Canada.

In 2023 Alberta produced 74% of its electricity through natural gas.[1] Alberta has a deregulated electricity market[2] which allows a large number of private companies to participate in electricity production, particularly in the cases of cogeneration and renewable energy. Alberta's electricity mix is changing towards lower carbon intensity. As of 2013, Alberta's electricity was 52% coal, 38% natural gas and 10% renewable. Ten years later in 2023, this had changed to 74% gas, 8% coal, and 18% renewable.[1] As of June 18, 2024, Capital Power announced that the last coal capable generator was now 100% natural gas-fueled and coal was no longer a source of electricity in Alberta.[3] Alberta has a legislated goal of achieving 30% renewable electricity by 2030.[4]

Fossil fuel

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  Facilities proposed or under construction
  Decommissioned facilities (year)

Natural gas

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List of all natural gas power plants in Alberta including cogeneration
Name Location Capacity
(MW)		 Date Owner Type Ref
Alberta Power Project – BurdettBurdett72001Maxim Power Turbine[5]
Alberta Power Project – CoaldaleCoaldale62001Maxim Power Turbine
Alberta Power Project – TaberTaber82001Maxim Power Turbine
Aurora Generating StationAurora851999Syncrude [6]
Base Plant (SCR1) Fort McMurray 856 +806 in 2024 Suncor Cogen [7]
Balzac Power Station Nexen IncBalzac1202001CNOOC [8]
Battle River Generating Station unit 4Forestburg1552022Heartland Generation Steam[9]
Battle River Generating Station unit 5Forestburg3852021Heartland Generation Steam[9]
Bear Creek Gas Turbine 1Grande Prairie642002TransCanada Cogen[10]
Bellshill Power CentreGalahad5.62015Genalta Power Turbine[11]
Cadotte Power CentrePeace River202012Genalta Power Turbine[12]
Calgary Energy CentreCalgary3302002Enmax Combined[13]
Carseland Power PlantCarseland952001TransCanada Cogen
Carson Creek Power CentreWhitecourt152014Genalta Power Turbine[14]
Cascade Generating Station Yellowhead County 932 2024 Kineticor Resource Corp Combined [15][16][17]
Cavalier Generating StationStrathmore1202001Enmax Combined
Clover Bar Energy CentreEdmonton2502008Capital Power Turbine[18]
Cold LakeCold Lake1682002Imperial Oil
Crossfield Energy CentreRocky View1442009Enmax Turbine[19]
DrywoodDrywood62000TransAlta Turbine
Empress Cogeneration Power Facility Cypress County 45 2022 Pembina Pipeline Cogen [20]
Fort Saskatchewan Cogeneration PlantFort Saskatchewan1181999Strongwater Energy, TransAlta [21]
Foster Creek CogenerationBonnyville982003Cenovus Cogen
Genesee Generating Station Leduc County 1398 1994 Capital Power 1 & 2: Combined

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Harvest Operations Gas Fired Power Plant Flagstaff County 5.6 202x Harvest Operations Corp. [24]
Heartland Petrochemical ComplexStrathcona County1162021Inter Pipeline Ltd. Cogen[25]
H. R. Milner Generating StationGrande Cache3002020Milner Power Combined[26]
Joffre Cogeneration PlantRed Deer4742000Capital Power Corporation, NOVA Chemicals, Heartland Generation Cogen[27]
Judy Creek Power CentreWhitecourt152014Genalta Power Turbine[28]
Kaybob South #3 Cogeneration PlantGreenview County402022TransAlta, SemCAMS [29]
Keephills Generating StationDuffield8611983TransAlta Steam[30][31]
MacKay River Power PlantFort McMurray2072003TransCanada Cogen
Mazeppa Gas PlantMazeppa17MFC Resource Partnership
Medicine Hat Generating StationMedicine Hat2991910City of Medicine Hat
Muskeg River Mine Cogeneration Station57°18′0″N 111°30′0″W / 57.30000°N 111.50000°W / 57.30000; -111.500001722002Heartland Generation Cogen[32][33]
Northern Prairie Power ProjectGrande Prairie1052008Constellation Energy Turbine[34]
Peace River Power CentrePeace River202015Genalta Power [35][36]
Poplar Creek Cogeneration PlantFort McMurray3762001TransAlta Cogen
Poplar Hill Generating PlantGrande Prairie
55°20′20″N 119°13′07″W / 55.33889°N 119.21861°W / 55.33889; -119.21861		 481999Heartland Generation Turbine[37]
Primrose Cogeneration PlantPrimrose1001998Canadian Natural resources, Heartland Generation Cogen[38]
Rainbow Lake Generating StationRainbow Lake971968–2001Heartland Generation, Husky Oil [39][40]
Redwater CogenerationRedwater922001TransCanada Cogen
Scotford Air LiquideFort Saskatchewan1062000Air Liquide Canada Cogen
Scotford Cogeneration PlantFort Saskatchewan1952003Heartland Generation Cogen[41]
Sheerness Generating StationHanna8001986–1990Heartland Generation, TransAlta Steam[42][43]
Shepard Energy CentreCalgary8682015ENMAX, Capital Power Combined[44]
Sturgeon Generating PlantValleyview181957–1961ATCO Power [45]
Sundance Power Station unit 453°30′27″N 114°33′26″W / 53.50750°N 114.55722°W / 53.50750; -114.557221132021TransAlta [46]
Sundance Generating StationWabamun4011980TransAlta Steam[47]
Three Creeks Power Plant Peace No. 135 100 202x Kineticor Resource Corp. [48]
University of Alberta Heating PlantUniversity of Alberta39.71994–2000University of Alberta Cogen[49]
University of Calgary Central Heating and Cooling PlantUniversity of Calgary122011University of Calgary Cogen[50][51]
Valleyview Generating StationValleyview1002001–2008Heartland Generation Turbine[52]
Wildwood Power PlantWildwood, Alberta3.52022Wildwood Power Ltd. [53]
Total operating stations (MW) 14140 December 2025 AESO

Renewable

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  Decommissioned facilities (year)

Biomass, biogas, and waste heat recovery

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List of all biomass, biogas and waste heat recovery power plants in Alberta
Name Location Capacity
(MW)		 Date Owner Type Ref
Alberta Pacific Forest (AFG1)Athabasca1311993–2012Alberta Pacific ForestBiomass[54]
Bonnybrook (BON1) Calgary 10 2021 City of Calgary Biomass [55][56]
Bear Creek 2 (BCR2)Grande Prairie362002TransCanadaBiomass+waste heat[57]
Cancarb Waste Heat Recovery Plant (CCMH)Medicine Hat422000Tokai Carbon Co. Ltd.Waste heat[58]
Clover Bar Landfill GasEdmonton52005Capital PowerBiogas[59]
DAI1 Daishowa (DAI1)
Peace River Pulp Mill		 Peace River691990Daishowa-Marubeni InternationalBiomass[60][61]
Gold Creek Generation Facility (GOC1)54°49′59″N 118°39′10″W / 54.83306°N 118.65278°W / 54.83306; -118.6527851999Maxim PowerWaste heat[62]
Grande Prairie EcoPower (GPEC) Grande Prairie 18 2005 Canadian Forest Products Ltd. Biomass [63]
NRGreen (NRG3) Whitecourt 16 2015 NRGreen Power Limited Partnership Waste heat [64]
Slave Lake (SLP1) Slave Lake 9 2016 West Fraser Mills Ltd. Biomass [65][66]
Weldwood #1 (WWD1)
Hinton Pulp Units 1 & 2		 Hinton501985–2011West Fraser TimberBiomass[67]
Westlock (WST1)
Dapp Biomass Project		 Dapp161999FortistarBiomass[68][69]
Weyerhaeuser (WEY1)
Grande Prairie Pulp Mill		 Grande Prairie482011International Paper Canada Pulp HoldingsBiomass
Whitecourt Power (EAGL)Whitecourt251994Macquarie Power & InfrastructureBiomass[70]
Judy Creek ORCSwan Hills2.22012Genalta PowerWaste Heat[71]
Valley PowerDrayton Valley121996Algonquin PowerBiomass[72]
Wheatland BioFuel FacilityWheatland County12022Carbon Clean Energy Inc.Biogas[73]
East Calgary Landfill Gas to Electricity FacilityCalgary12023City of CalgaryBiogas[74]

Geothermal

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List of all geothermal power stations in Alberta. More than 388,500 MW of geothermal generation potential remains untapped, which is approximately 24 times Alberta's total installed generating capacity in 2019.[75]

Name Location Capacity (MW) Date Owner Ref
Greenview Geothermal Power Plant (Alberta No. 1) Municipal District of Greenview No. 16 5 2023 Terrapin Geothermics [76]

Hydroelectric

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List of all hydroelectric power stations power plants in Alberta. More than 11,500 MW of hydroelectric potential remains untapped.[77]

Name Location Capacity (MW) Date Owner Ref
Amisk Hydroelectric Project 55°58′47.1″N 118°48′37.2″W / 55.979750°N 118.810333°W / 55.979750; -118.810333 (Amisk) 370 20xx[note 1] Concord Green Energy [78][79]
Barrier Hydroelectric Dam51°02′03.4″N 115°02′27.5″W / 51.034278°N 115.040972°W / 51.034278; -115.040972 (Barrier Dam)131947TransAlta[80]
Bearspaw Hydroelectric Dam51°06′03.5″N 114°16′57.6″W / 51.100972°N 114.282667°W / 51.100972; -114.282667 (Bearspaw Dam)171954TransAlta[81]
Belly River Hydroelectric Dam49°18′54.0″N 113°34′27.5″W / 49.315000°N 113.574306°W / 49.315000; -113.574306 (Belly River Dam)31991TransAlta[82]
Bighorn Dam52°18′32″N 116°19′45″W / 52.30889°N 116.32917°W / 52.30889; -116.32917 (Bighorn Dam)1201972TransAlta[83]
Brazeau Hydroelectric Dam52°57′59″N 115°34′44″W / 52.96639°N 115.57889°W / 52.96639; -115.57889 (Brazeau)3551965TransAlta[84]
Cascade Hydroelectric51°12′00.9″N 115°30′07.7″W / 51.200250°N 115.502139°W / 51.200250; -115.502139 (Cascade)361942TransAlta[85]
Chin Reservoir StationChin11.41994Irrican Power[86]
Dickson Dam52°03′06″N 114°13′07″W / 52.05167°N 114.21861°W / 52.05167; -114.21861 (Dickson Dam)151992Algonquin Power[87]
Drop 4, 5, and 6 Hydroelectric PlantRaymond6.92004Irrican Power
Ghost Hydroelectric Dam51°13′07.2″N 114°42′26.9″W / 51.218667°N 114.707472°W / 51.218667; -114.707472 (Ghost Dam)511929TransAlta[88]
Horseshoe Hydroelectric Dam51°07′03.5″N 115°02′07″W / 51.117639°N 115.03528°W / 51.117639; -115.03528 (Horseshoe Dam)141911TransAlta[89]
Interlakes Hydroelectric Dam50°38′00.4″N 115°08′21.1″W / 50.633444°N 115.139194°W / 50.633444; -115.139194 (Interlakes Dam)51955TransAlta[90]
Kananaskis Hydroelectric Dam51°05′49.4″N 115°03′29.8″W / 51.097056°N 115.058278°W / 51.097056; -115.058278 (Kananaskis Dam)191913TransAlta[91]
Oldman River Hydroelectric Plant49°33′39.0″N 113°53′45.0″W / 49.560833°N 113.895833°W / 49.560833; -113.895833 (Oldman River)322003ATCO Power[92]
Pocaterra Hydroelectric Dam50°41′57.6″N 115°07′09.9″W / 50.699333°N 115.119417°W / 50.699333; -115.119417 (Pocaterra Dam)151955TransAlta[93]
Raymond Reservoir Generating StationRaymond25.91994Irrican Power[94]
Rundle Hydroelectric Dam51°05′19.3″N 115°22′23.9″W / 51.088694°N 115.373306°W / 51.088694; -115.373306 (Rundle Dam)501951TransAlta[95]
Spray Hydroelectric Dam51°04′28.1″N 115°24′07.8″W / 51.074472°N 115.402167°W / 51.074472; -115.402167 (Spray Dam)1031951TransAlta[96]
St. Mary Hydroelectric Dam49°21′59.5″N 113°06′31.6″W / 49.366528°N 113.108778°W / 49.366528; -113.108778 (St. Mary Dam)21992TransAlta[97]
Taylor Hydroelectric DamMagrath132000TransAlta[98]
Three Sisters Hydroelectric Dam50°59′54.7″N 115°22′30.0″W / 50.998528°N 115.375000°W / 50.998528; -115.375000 (Three Sisters Dam)31951TransAlta[99]
Waterton Hydroelectric Dam49°19′44.6″N 113°40′22.2″W / 49.329056°N 113.672833°W / 49.329056; -113.672833 (Waterton Dam)31992TransAlta[100]
Total operating stations (MW) 899 December 2025 AESO

Wind

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List of all wind farms power stations in Alberta
Name Location Capacity (MW) Date Owner Ref
Ardenville Wind Farm (ARD1)Fort Macleod662010TransAlta[101][102]
Blackspring Ridge (BSR1)Vulcan County3002014EDF Renewables, Enbridge[103][104]
Blue Trail (BTR1)Fort Macleod662009TransAlta[105]
Buffalo Atlee (BFL1) Special Area No. 2 18 2023 Capstone Infrastructure [106][107]
Buffalo Atlee (BFL2) Special Area No. 2 18 2023 Capstone Infrastructure [106][107]
Buffalo Atlee (BFL3) Special Area No. 2 18 2023 Capstone Infrastructure [106][107]
Buffalo Atlee (BFL4) Special Area No. 2 18 2023 Capstone Infrastructure [106][107]
Buffalo Plains Wind Farm (BPW1)Lomond4662024Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners[108]
Bull Creek (BUL1 and BUL2)Provost292015BluEarth Renewables[109]
Castle River (CR1)Pincher Creek442000TransAlta[110]
Castle Rock Wind Farm (CRR1)Drumheller772012Enel[101]
Castle Rock Ridge 2 (CRR2)Pincher Creek292020Enel Green Power[111]
Chin Chute (SCR3)Taber302006Acciona, Enbridge, Suncor Energy[112][113]
Cowley Ridge (CRE3)Cowley202001TransAlta[114]
Cypress 1 (CYP1)
Cypress Wind Power Project		 Forty Mile1962023EDF Renewables[115][116]
Cypress 2 (CYP2) Forty Mile 46 2023 EDF Renewables [115][116]
Forty Mile Bow Island (FRM1) Forty Mile 266 2024 RES [117][118][119]
Forty Mile Granlea (FMG1)Forty Mile2202022ATCO[120]
Garden Plain (GDP1)
Garden Plain		 County of Paintearth No. 181302023TransAlta[121]
Ghost Pine Wind Energy Centre (NEP1)Drumheller822010NextEra[122]
Grizzly Bear Creek (GRZ1)
Grizzly Bear Wind Power Project		 Minburn County No. 271522023Enel Green Power[123]
Halkirk (HAL1)Halkirk1502012Capital Power[124]
Halkirk Wind Project Phase 2 (HAL2)Paintearth County No. 181262024CapitalPower[125][126]
Hand Hills (HHW1)
Hand Hills		 Starland County1452023BluEarth Renewables[127]
Hilda Wind (HLD1)
Hilda Wind		 Cypress County1002023RES Canada[128]
Jenner 1 (JNR1)
Jenner Wind Project (Phase 1)		 Special Area No. 2 122 2023 Potentia Renewables Inc. [129][130]
Jenner 2 (JNR2)
Jenner Wind Project (Phase 2)		 Special Area No. 2 71 2023 Potentia Renewables Inc. [129][131]
Jenner 3 (JNR3)
Jenner Wind Project (Phase 3)		 Special Area No. 2 109 2023 Potentia Renewables Inc. [129][132]
Kettles Hill (KHW1)Pincher Creek632006Enmax[133]
Lanfine Wind (LAN1) Special Area No. 3 151.2 2023 Pattern Energy [134][135]
Macleod FlatsFort Macleod32004TransAlta[136]
Magrath (SCR2)Magrath302004Acciona, Enbridge, Suncor Energy[112][113]
McBride Lake (AKE1)Fort Macleod752003Enmax, TransAlta[137][138]
Oldman River Wind ProjectPincher Creek3.62007Alberta Wind Energy Corporation[139]
Oldman 2 (OWF1)Pincher Creek462014Mainstream Renewable Power[140]
Paintearth Wind Project (PAW1) Special Area No. 18 198 2023 Potentia Renewables Inc. [141]
Rattlesnake Ridge (RTL1)Whitla1302022Berkshire Hathaway Energy Canada[142]
Riverview (RIV1)Pincher Creek1052020Enel Green Power[143]
Sharp Hills (SHH1) Special Area 3 297.1 2023 EDP Renewables [144][145]
SinnottCowley72001TransAlta[146]
Soderglen (GWW1)Fort Macleod70.52006Nexen, TransAlta[147]
Stirling Wind Phase 1 (SWP1) Warner County No. 5 113 2023 Greengate Power Corporation [148][149]
Summerview 1 (IEW1)Pincher Creek702004TransAlta[150]
Summerview 2 (IEW2)Pincher Creek662010TransAlta[151]
Taber Wind Farm (TAB1)Taber802007Enmax[152]
Whitla Wind 1 (WHT1)Forty Mile2022019Capital Power[153]
Whitla Wind 2 (WHT2)Forty Mile1512021Capital Power[154]
Windrise (WRW1)Fort Macleod206.42021TransAlta[155]
Wild Rose 2Cypress County1922024Capstone Infrastructure[156]
Winnifred Wind Project (WIN1)Forty Mile1362024Enerfin Energy[157]
Wheatland (WHE1)Wheatland County122.42022Greengate Power Corporation[158]
Wintering Hills Wind Farm (SCR4)Drumheller882011Suncor[159]
Buffalo Trail North Wind Project Cypress County 200 2028 ENGIE Development Canada LP [160]
Forty Mile Wind Project Phase 2Forty Mile119.7Q3 2025RES[117][118]
Northern Valley Wind Project Two Hills County No. 21 75 2024 Elemental Energy [161][162]
Bull Trail WindCypress County2702026EDF Renewables[163]
Total operating stations (MW) 5684 December 2025 AESO

Solar

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List of all solar power stations in Alberta
Name Location Capacity (MW) Date Owner Ref
Barlow Solar (BLS1)
Barlow Solar Park		 Calgary312023DP Energy[164]
Big Sky Solar (ACD1) Acadia No. 34 140 2024 RES [165]
Brooks Solar (BSC1)Brooks152017Elemental Energy[166]
Brooks Solar 1 (BRK1)
Brooks Solar II Project		 Brooks132022Elemental Energy[167]
Brooks Solar 2 (BRK2)
Brooks Solar II Project		 Brooks 14 2022 Elemental Energy [167]
Burdett (BRD1)
Alberta Solar One Project		 Burdett10.52021Enbridge, Morgan Solar Inc[168][169]
Burdett Solar (BUR1)Burdett202021BluEarth Renewables[170]
Chappice Lake (CHP1)
Chappice Lake Solar Storage Project		 Cypress County142023Elemental Energy[171][172]
Claresholm 1 (CLR1)
Claresholm Solar Project		 Claresholm582021Capstone Infrastructure[173][174]
Claresholm 2 (CLR2)
Claresholm Solar Project		 Claresholm 75 2021 Capstone Infrastructure [173][174]
Clydesdale 1 (CLY1)
Clydesdale Solar Project		 Municipal District of Taber412022Capital Power[175]
Clydesdale 2 (CLY2)
Clydesdale Solar Project		 Municipal District of Taber 34 2022 Capital Power [175]
Coaldale (COL1)
Coaldale Solar Project		 Lethbridge County232022ACFN, Concord Coaldale Partnership[176][177]
Conrad 1 (CRD1)
Wrentham Solar Project		 Wrentham232023Solar Krafte[178]
Conrad 2 (CRD2)
Wrentham Solar Project		 Wrentham 18 2023 Solar Krafte [178]
Deerfoot Solar Park (DFT1) Calgary 41 2023 DP Energy [179][180]
Duchess Solar (DUS1) Duchess 20 2026 Gin Solar Limited [181]
East Strathmore Namaka (NMK1)
East Strathmore Solar Project		 Wheatland County20.52022Elemental Energy[182]
Empress (EMP1) Empress 39 2023 Achernar GP Ltd [183]
Fox Coulée Solar Project (FCS1) Starland County 80 2023 Neoen \ Subra LP [184][185]
Fox Coulée Solar Project (FCS1) Starland County 80 2023 Neoen \ Subra LP [186][187]
Gleichen Solar (GLE1) Strathcona County 13 2025 Tiu Canada Solar Project Ltd [188]
HAYS (HYS1) 23
Hull (HUL1)
Prairie Sunlight II Project		 Vauxhall 25 2020 Solar Krafte Utilities [189]
Innisfail (INF1)

Innisfail Solar

 Innisfail222020Elemental Energy[190]
Jenner (JER1)

Canadian Solar Solutions Project

 Jenner232021BluEarth Renewables[191][192]
Joffre Solar 1 (JFS1) Joffre 25 2023 PACE Canada LP [193][194]
Joffre Solar 2 (JFS2) Joffre 22 2023 PACE Canada LP [193][195]
kisikaw-pisim 1 (KKP1)

kīsikāw pīsim Project

 Edmonton72022Epcor[196][197]
kisikaw-pisim 2 (KKP2)

kīsikāw pīsim Project

 Edmonton 7 2022 Epcor [196][197]
Kneehill Solar (TRH1)

Kneehill Solar Generation Facility

 Kneehill County252023Capstone Infrastructure [198]
Lethbridge Solar (CLD1)Lethbridge92024Lethbridge One Solar Corp[199]
Michichi Creek (MCH1)

Drumheller Solar and Battery Storage Project

 Drumheller 14 2023 Concord Green Energy [200][201]
Michichi Solar (MIC1)

Michichi Solar Generation Facility

 Starland County 25 2023 Capstone Infrastructure [202]
Monarch (MON1)

Monarch Solar

Lethbridge County242022Concord Coaldale Partnership[203]
Saddlebrook Solar Project (SDL1) Foothills County 81 2023 TC Energy Corporation [204]
Scottford Refinery Solar Farm[note 2] Strathcona County 58 2023 Silicon Ranch [205][206]
Sollair Solar Energy Plant (SCR1) Airdrie 75 2024 General Land and Power [207][208]
Spring Coulee Solar (SGC1) Spring Coulee 30 2023 Solar Krafte [209]
Strathmore 1 (STR1)

Strathmore Solar

Strathmore182022Capital Power[210]
Strathmore 2 (STR2)

Strathmore Solar

 Strathmore 23 2022 Capital Power [210]
Stavely (STV1) Stavely 17 2023 Concord Stavely Partnership [211]
Suffield (SUF1)

Suffield Solar

Suffield232020Suffield Solar GP Inc.[212]
Three Nations Energy Solar FarmFort Chipewyan[note 2]2.22020Three Nations Energy (joint venture)[213]
Tilley Solar FarmTilley242025Concord Tilley Partnership[214]
Travers (TVS1)

Travers Solar Project

 Vulcan County4652022Greengate Power[215]
Vauxhall (VXH1)

Prairie Sunlight III Project

Taber222020Solar Krafte Utilities[216]
Vulcan (VCN1) Vulcan County 22 2022 EDP Renewables [217]
Westfield Yellow Lake (WEF1)

Yellow Lake Solar

 Forty Mile192021BluEarth Renewables[218]
Wheatcrest Solar Project (WCR1) Taber502023BluEarth Renewables[219]
Youngstown Solar (YNG1) Youngstown62023PACE Canada LP [220][221]
Total operating stations (MW) 1850 December 2025 AESO

Storage

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Battery

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List of all lithium-ion battery storage plants in Alberta
Name Location Power
Capacity
(MW)		 Energy
Capacity
(MWh)		 Date Owner Ref
eReserve1 Rycroft (ERV1)Spirit River20352020Teric Power Ltd[222]
eReserve2 Buffalo Creek (ERV2)Wainwright20352021Teric Power Ltd[223]
eReserve3 Mercer Hill (ERV3)Grande Prairie20352022Teric Power Ltd[224]
eReserve4 (ERV4) Hardisty 20 35 2023 TERIC Power Ltd [225]
eReserve5 Hughenden (ERV5) Hughenden 20 35 January 16, 2023 TERIC Power Ltd [226]
eReserve6 (ERV6) Hardisty 20 35 2023 TERIC Power Ltd [225]
eReserve7 (ERV7) Wapiti 20 20 2023 [227]
eReserve8 (ERV8) Wapiti 20 20 2023 [228]
eReserve9 (ERV9) Hythe 20 20 2023 [229]
Summerview (SUM1)
WindCharger		 Pincher Creek10202020TransAlta[230]
Whitla Storage ProjectWhitla2002400202xTeric Power Ltd[231]
Total operating stations (MW) 190 December 2025 AESO

Flow battery

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List of all flow battery plants in Alberta
Name Location Power capacity (MW) Energy capacity (MWh) Date Owner Ref
Saddlebrook Storage Project Foothills County 6.5 40 Q4 2024 TC Energy [232]

Pumped hydroelectric

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List of all pumped hydroelectric storage plants in Alberta.

Name Location Power capacity (MW) Energy capacity (MWh) Date Owner Ref
Canyon CreekYellowhead County75–400[note 3]~2775202xTurning Point Generation, TC Energy[233][234]
Brazeau Hydro Pumped Storage[note 4] 52°57′59″N 115°34′44″W / 52.96639°N 115.57889°W / 52.96639; -115.57889 (Brazeau) 900 5,000 2025–2026 TransAlta [235][236]

Geomechanical pumped

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List of all geomechanical pumped storage plants in Alberta.

Name Location Power capacity (MW) Energy capacity (MWh) Date Owner Ref
Brooks 202x Quidnet [237]

Historical

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  Decommissioned facilities (year)

Coal

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Partial list of retired coal power plants in Alberta. There are no active coal generating stations in Alberta.

Name Location Capacity (MW) Date Owner Ref
Genesee Generating Station unit 253°20′35″N 114°18′11″W / 53.34306°N 114.30306°W / 53.34306; -114.30306 (Genesee Generating Station)420(2024)Capital Power[238][239]
Genesee Generating Station unit 353°20′35″N 114°18′11″W / 53.34306°N 114.30306°W / 53.34306; -114.30306 (Genesee Generating Station)466(2024)Capital Power[240]
Battle River Generating Station units 1 & 2Forestburg(56)(1998)Heartland Generation[241]
Keephills Generating Station unit 1Duffield395(2021)TransAlta-
Keephills Generating Station unit 3Duffield466(2021)Capital Power[243]
Sundance Power Station units 4 & 553°30′27″N 114°33′26″W / 53.50750°N 114.55722°W / 53.50750; -114.55722812(2021)TransAlta[46]
H. R. Milner Generating StationGrande Cache(158)(2019)Milner Power[244]
Wabamun Generating Station Units 1–4Wabamun(570)(2003–2010)TransAlta[245]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ↑ Stalled as of June 2020 yet still on track; see row references for more information (official update).
  2. 1 2 Off-grid.
  3. ↑ Initially 75 MW; expandable to 400 MW.
  4. ↑ Pump-back expansion of existing hydroelectric dam site.

References

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  1. 1 2 "Total Generraton" (PDF). media.auc.ab.ca. 2023. Retrieved October 4, 2024.
  2. ↑ "Guide to understanding Alberta's electricity market". AESO.
  3. ↑ "Genesee Generating Station is off coal – all units 100% natural gas-fueled". Capital Power. Retrieved 2024-06-19.
  4. ↑ "Renewable Electricity Act - Open Government". open.alberta.ca.
  5. ↑ Maxim Power Corp., Alberta Power Project (APP), retrieved 2010-08-27
  6. ↑ "CCGT Plants in Canada - Alberta", Power Plants Around the World, retrieved 2010-08-22{{citation}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)
  7. ↑ "The benefits of fuel switching". Suncor. 2024-03-25. Retrieved 2026-01-01.
  8. ↑ Jones, Jeffrey (2009-06-23), "Nexen may sell gas, power marketing businesses", Reuters, retrieved 2010-08-27
  9. 1 2 Heartland Generation, Battle River Generating Station, retrieved 2022-06-02
  10. ↑ TransCanada, Assets, retrieved 2010-08-27
  11. ↑ Alberta Utilities Commission, Genalta Construction GP Ltd. - AUC.ab.ca (PDF), retrieved 2015-03-08
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