List of photovoltaic power stations in Canada

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Sarnia Photovoltaic Power Plant, a solar farm in Canada. Sarnia Solar-09.JPG
Sarnia Photovoltaic Power Plant, a solar farm in Canada.

This is a list of photovoltaic power stations in Canada with a nameplate capacity of 10 MW or more.

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Photovoltaic power stations

NameProvinceCoordinatesCapacity
(MWAC)		OwnerYearRef
Abitibi Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Cochrane10Northland Power2015 [1]
Amherstburg SolarFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Amherstburg20Capstone Infrastructure2011 [2]
Amherstburg IIFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Amherstburg10Alterra, GE Energy2011 [3]
Arnprior Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 45°24′30″N76°16′30″W / 45.40833°N 76.27500°W / 45.40833; -76.27500 (Arnprior) 23.4 EDF Renewables 2009 [4]
Barlow SolarFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Cornwall10EDF Renewables2019 [5]
Belleville North Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Belleville10Northland Power2013 [6]
Belleville South Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Belleville10Northland Power2013 [7]
Belmont Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 42°53′35″N81°07′01″W / 42.89306°N 81.11694°W / 42.89306; -81.11694 (Belmont) 20 Alterra, GE Energy 2013 [8] [9]
Burk's Falls East Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Armour10Northland Power2013 [10]
Burk's Falls West Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Ryerson10Northland Power2014 [11]
Crosby Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Rideau Lakes10Northland Power2013 [12]
Elmsley Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 44°50′54″N76°04′09″W / 44.84833°N 76.06917°W / 44.84833; -76.06917 (Elmsley) 24 EDF Renewables 2010 [13] [14]
Empire Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Cochrane10Northland Power2015 [15]
Glendale Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario South Glengarry10Northland Power2014 [16]
Grand Renewable Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 42°53′04″N79°48′28″W / 42.88444°N 79.80778°W / 42.88444; -79.80778 (Grand) 100 Samsung C&T, CCLI, SNGRDC 2015 [17] [18]
Kingston Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Kingston100Samsung Renewable Energy Inc.2015 [19]
Lily Lake Solar FarmFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Peterborough10Lily Lake Solar Inc.2011
Liskeard Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 47°30′12″N79°42′41″W / 47.50333°N 79.71139°W / 47.50333; -79.71139 (Liskeard) 30 TC Energy 2014 [20]
Long Lake Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Cochrane10Northland Power2015 [21]
Loyalist Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 44°20′35″N76°58′38″W / 44.34306°N 76.97722°W / 44.34306; -76.97722 (Loyalist) 54Loyalist Solar LP2019 [22]
Martin's Meadow Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Cochrane10Northland Power2015 [23]
McCann Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Rideau Lakes10Northland Power2013 [24]
Moore Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 42°52′09″N82°25′16″W / 42.86917°N 82.42111°W / 42.86917; -82.42111 (Moore) 20 First Solar, NextEra Energy 2012 [25]
Nanticoke Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 42°48′0″N80°3′1″W / 42.80000°N 80.05028°W / 42.80000; -80.05028 (Nanticoke) 44 OPG, SNGRDC, MCFN 2019 [26] [27]
North Burgess Solar ProjectFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Tay Valley10Northland Power2014 [28]
Pendleton SolarFlag of Ontario.svg  Ontario Curran12EDF Renewables2019 [29]
Rainy River Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 48°42′26″N94°15′04″W / 48.70722°N 94.25111°W / 48.70722; -94.25111 (Rainy River) 25 RRFN, CCLI, Terrma 2015 [30] [31] [32]
Rideau Lakes Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 44°40′33″N76°16′50″W / 44.67583°N 76.28056°W / 44.67583; -76.28056 (Rideau Lakes) 10 Northland Power 2013 [33] [34] [35]
Sarnia Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 42°56′16″N82°20′30″W / 42.93778°N 82.34167°W / 42.93778; -82.34167 (Sarnia) 80 Enbridge, First Solar 2009 [36]
Sault Ste. Marie Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 46°32′16″N84°26′16″W / 46.53778°N 84.43778°W / 46.53778; -84.43778 (Sault Ste. Marie) 58.7Innergex Renewable Energy Inc.2011 [37]
Sombra Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 42°42′41″N82°27′43″W / 42.71139°N 82.46194°W / 42.71139; -82.46194 (Sombra) 20Cordelio Power and Axium Infrastructure2012 [38]
Southgate Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 44°06′07″N80°44′58″W / 44.10194°N 80.74944°W / 44.10194; -80.74944 (Southgate) 50 Samsung C&T, CCLI 2016 [39]
Stardale Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 45°30′03″N74°31′42″W / 45.50083°N 74.52833°W / 45.50083; -74.52833 (Stardale) 33 Innergex 2012 [40]
Walpole Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 42°56′16″N80°08′41″W / 42.93778°N 80.14472°W / 42.93778; -80.14472 (Walpole) 20 Alterra, GE Energy 2013 [9]
Windsor Flag of Ontario.svg  Ontario 42°16′30″N82°56′15″W / 42.27500°N 82.93750°W / 42.27500; -82.93750 (Windsor) 50 Samsung C&T, CCLI 2016 [41]
Barlow Solar (BLS1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Calgary 27ATCO2022 [42] [43] [44]
Brooks Solar (BSC1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Brooks, Alberta 15Elemental Energy2017 [45]
Brooks Solar 1 (BRK1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Brooks, Alberta 13Elemental Energy2022 [46] [47]
Brooks Solar 2 (BRK2)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Brooks, Alberta 14Elemental Energy2022 [46] [47]
Burdett (BRD1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Forty Mile County No. 8 11Enbridge2021 [48] [49] [50]
Burdett (BUR1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Forty Mile County No. 8 20BluEarth Renewables2021 [51] [52]
Chappice Lake (CHP1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Cypress County 14Elemental Energy.2023 [53] [54] [55]
Claresholm 1 (CLR1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Municipal District of Willow Creek No. 26 58 Capstone, Obton A/S2021 [56]
Claresholm 2 (CLR2)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta 50°01′09″N113°24′07″W / 50.01917°N 113.40194°W / 50.01917; -113.40194 (Claresholm (Under construction)) 75 Capstone, Obton A/S 2021 [57]
Clydesdale 1 (CLY1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Municipal District of Taber 41Capital Power2022 [58] [59]
Clydesdale 2 (CLY2)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Municipal District of Taber 34Capital Power2022 [58] [59]
Coaldale (COL1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Lethbridge County 23ACFN, Concord Green Energy2022 [60] [61]
Conrad 1 (CRD1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta 49°31′21″N112°01′38″W / 49.5226°N 112.0272°W / 49.5226; -112.0272 (Conrad) 23Conrad Solar Inc2022 [62] [63]
Conrad 2 (CRD2)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta 49°31′21″N112°01′38″W / 49.5226°N 112.0272°W / 49.5226; -112.0272 (Conrad) 18Conrad Solar Inc2022 [62] [63]
Deerfoot Solar Park (DFT1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Calgary 37DP Energy2023 [64] [65]
East Strathmore Namaka (NMK1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Wheatland County, Alberta 20Elemental Energy2022 [66] [67] [68]
Empress Solar Park (EMP1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Empress 39Achernar GP Ltd2023 [69]
Fox Coulee Solar (FCS1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Starland County 93Neoen2023 [70] [71]
Hays (HYS1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Municipal District of Taber 23BluEarth Renewables2021 [72]
Hull (HUL1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Municipal District of Taber 25Solar Krafte2020 [73] [74]
Innisfail (INF1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Red Deer County 22Elemental Energy2020 [75] [76]
Jenner (JER1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Special Area No. 2 23BluEarth Renewables, Conklin Métis Local 1932021 [77]
Joffre Solar 1 (JFS1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Joffre 25PACE Canada LP2023 [78] [79]
Joffre Solar 2 (JFS2)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Joffre 22PACE Canada LP2023 [78] [80]
kīsikāw pīsim 1 and 2 (KKP1, KKP2)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Edmonton 14Epcor2022 [81] [82] [83]
Kneehill Solar (TRH1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Kneehill County 25Capstone Infrastructure2022 [84] [85]
Michichi Creek (MCH1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Drumheller 13Concord Green Energy2023 [86] [87]
Michichi Solar (MIC1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Starland County 25Capstone Infrastructure2022 [88] [89]
Monarch (MON1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Lethbridge County 24Concord Green Energy2022 [90]
Spring Coulee (SGC1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Spring Coulee 30Solar Krafte2023 [91]
Stavely (STV1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Stavely 17Concord Stavely Partnership2023 [92]
Strathmore 1 (STR1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Strathmore 18Capital Power2022 [93] [94] [95]
Strathmore 2 (STR2)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Strathmore 23Capital Power2022 [93] [94] [95]
Suffield (SUF1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Cypress County 23Canadian Solar2020 [96]
Travers (TVS1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Vulcan County 465Greengate Power Corporation, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners2022 [97] [98] [99]
Vauxhall (VXH1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Municipal District of Taber 22Solar Krafte2020 [100] [101] [102]
Vulcan (VCN1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Vulcan County 22ACFN, Concord Green Energy2022 [60] [61]
Westfield Yellow Lake (WEF1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Forty Mile County No. 8 19BluEarth Renewables2021 [103] [104] [105]
Wheatcrest (WCR1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Taber 50BluEarth Renewables2023 [106]
Youngstown Solar (YNG1)Flag of Alberta.svg  Alberta Youngstown 6PACE Canada LP2023 [107] [108]
Summerside Solar Energy FarmFlag of Prince Edward Island.svg  Prince Edward Island Summerside 21Samsung Renewable Energy INC; City of Summerside2022 [109]
Highfield Solar Energy FacilityFlag of Saskatchewan.svg  Saskatchewan Rural Municipality of Coulee No. 136 10Saturn Power2021 [110]
Pesâkâstêw Solar FacilityFlag of Saskatchewan.svg  Saskatchewan Weyburn 10Pesâkâstêw Solar Limited Partnership2022 [111]
Awasis Solar FacilityFlag of Saskatchewan.svg  Saskatchewan Regina, Saskatchewan 10Cowessess First Nation, Elemental Energy.2022 [112]

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