North American Windpower: Alterra Gets New Financial Partner At Dokie

in News Departments > Projects & Contracts

by NAW Staff on Wednesday 12 December 2012

Alterra Power Corp. and Fiera Axium Infrastructure have partnered at the 144 MW Dokie 1 wind farm and a 235 MW Toba Montrose run-of-river hydro facility, each of which are located in British Columbia.

A consortium of Canadian investors led by Fiera Axium purchased GE Energy Financial Services' partnership interests, and now owns a 60% interest in Toba Montrose and a 49% interest in Dokie 1. The transaction was effective Dec. 7, notes Alterra.

Alterra's ownership interests in the wind and hydro facility are unchanged at 40% and 51%, respectively.

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