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Earnings

Brookfield Renewable Reports Third Quarter Results

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Executive Summary

  • Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. reported Q3 2025 results: Funds From Operations (FFO) of $302 M ($0.46 per unit), a 10% YoY increase, despite a net loss of $120 M attributable to unitholders.
  • The company announced a transformational partnership with the U.S. Government and Cameco to deploy Westinghouse nuclear reactors, targeting at least $80 B of government investment in new nuclear capacity.
  • Liquidity remains strong with $4.7 B of available cash and $7.7 B of financings completed in the quarter, raising total year‑to‑date financing to $27 B.

Key Details

  • Financial Performance (Three months ended Sep 30, 2025)
  • Net loss attributable to unitholders: $(120) M (vs. $(181) M in 2024).
  • FFO: $302 M, or $0.46 per unit (up 10% YoY).
  • Funds From Operations per unit: $0.46 (vs. $0.42 in 2024).

  • Segment Highlights

  • Hydro: FFO $119 M, driven by higher pricing and strong generation in Canada & Colombia.
  • Wind & Solar: Combined FFO $177 M, supported by acquisitions (Neoen, Geronimo Power, UK wind assets) and asset sales.
  • Distributed Energy, Storage & Sustainable Solutions: FFO $127 M, up >30% YoY despite the prior‑year sale of pumped storage.

  • Strategic Partnerships & Investments

  • Entered a transformational partnership with Cameco and the U.S. Government to deploy Westinghouse nuclear reactors; U.S. commitment of ≥ $80 B for new reactor construction.
  • Closed incremental investment in Isagen (Colombian hydro platform), increasing ownership in a baseload hydro portfolio.
  • Delivered a ~340‑MW battery in Australia, now the largest operating battery in the country.

  • Capital Deployment & Asset Recycling

  • Committed or deployed up to $2.1 B (≈ $1.2 B net to Brookfield Renewable) across key markets during the quarter.
  • Generated ~$2.8 B (~$900 M net) from asset sales and recycling since Q3 start; expects record recycling in 2025.

  • Financing Activity

  • Completed approximately $7.7 B of financings in the quarter, bringing YTD financing to $27 B.
  • Raised ~$1.1 B (~$400 M net) from up‑financings on Holtwood, Safe Harbor, and a PJM hydro facility; offerings were >5× oversubscribed at tight spreads.

  • Liquidity Position

  • End‑quarter available liquidity: $4.7 B, providing significant flexibility for growth initiatives.

  • Distribution Declaration

  • Quarterly distribution of $0.373 per LP unit, payable Dec 31, 2025 (record date Nov 28, 2025).

  • Forward Outlook

  • Management reaffirmed a target of >10% FFO per‑unit growth for the full year and expects to deliver ~8,000 MW of new capacity in 2025.

Notable Quotes

  • “We had another strong quarter…the transformational partnership with the U.S. Government should significantly accelerate deployment of Westinghouse’s leading reactor technology…” – Connor Teskey, CEO, Brookfield Renewable.
  • “Our deep understanding of baseload power technologies positions us to capitalize on surging electricity demand driven by AI deployments.” – Connor Teskey, CEO.
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