Brookfield Renewable Partners L.p.
One of the world's largest renewable power companies, Brookfield Renewable Partners owns and operates hydroelectric, wind, and solar plants spread across five continents, and holds a stake in the nuclear-technology firm Westinghouse. Its roots trace to 1899, when Canadian entrepreneurs William Mackenzie and Frederick Stark Pearson founded the São Paulo Tramway, Light and Power Co. in Brazil, which locals simply called "The Light." Those early assets were later bundled with wind farms into today's Brookfield Renewable, which became a public partnership in 2011.
Limited partnership units
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