CarbonFree develops, finances, builds and operates utility-scale solar across the Americas — 137 projects and 780 MWdc delivered since 2006. That takes two partners: landowners whose ground can host a project, and large electricity users who buy the power at a fixed price and take the clean energy credits.
If you own rural, marginal or industrial land near available grid capacity, it may be able to host a utility-scale solar project. Long-term lease payments, no cost to you, and you keep the land.
Electricity costs are volatile, climbing, and impossible to budget more than a year out. Buy power directly from our solar projects at a price fixed by contract for 15 to 20 years. Your rate is set, market spikes don’t reach you, and the clean energy credits are yours. Nothing is installed on your site.
CarbonFree originates, permits, finances, constructs and then operates its projects in-house, for their full multi-decade life. The hardest parts of a project tend to be the handoffs — so we don’t have any. That end-to-end control is what turns a CarbonFree lease into a real project, and a CarbonFree contract into real power.
State-of-the-art rooftop, canopy and ground-mounted systems spanning a wide range of geographies, climates and regulatory jurisdictions — 66 in Ontario alone.
“Meaningful partnerships are foundational to how we develop projects.” — Daniel Soper, CEO, CarbonFree.
CarbonFree has raised and deployed more than US$400 million of project equity and over US$2.0 billion of project debt, monetizing 66 Ontario projects and 137 globally.
Fort Frances, Kynoch and Rainy River — the largest total contract capacity awarded to a single proponent in the round, developed in partnership with three First Nations.
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Whether you’re a landowner, energy user, community, or capital partner — we’d like to hear from you.