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TransAlta Corp T.TA

Alternate Symbol(s):  TAC | T.TA.PR.E | TRNTF | T.TA.PR.D | TACPF | T.TA.PR.F | TSLTF | T.TA.PR.H | T.TA.PR.J | T.TA.PR.G

TransAlta Corporation owns, operates and develops a diverse fleet of electrical power generation assets in Canada, the United States and Australia. It provides municipalities, medium and large industries, businesses and utility customers with affordable, energy-efficient and reliable power. It also produces wind power and hydro-electric power. Its segments include Hydro, Wind & Solar, Gas, Energy Transition, Energy Marketing, and Corporate. It has a diversified fleet of hydro, wind, solar, natural gas, and cogeneration generate 7,300 megawatt of electricity. It delivers renewable energy solutions for large scale commercial partners, including tech companies. It operates a fleet of electrical power generation assets, including Antrim Wind Project, Ardenville Wind Facility, Old Town Wind Project, Pinnacle Project, SunHills Solar Project, Fortescue River Gas Pipeline, and others. The Antrim Wind Project is situated on over 1,700 acres of land located in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire.


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Comment by Sadie222on May 22, 2020 10:41pm
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RE:RE:Should you buy Transalta???

RE:RE:Should you buy Transalta???It can, but not all “green” is equal. Solar costs have dropped a lot in the last 10 years, and it can compete on its own. Wind has dropped too, but not as much.

checkup wrote: Thing is "Green Energy"  ISN'T green...doesn't make money if not subsidized. This use to be a reasonable business.  100% green energy by 2025 .....won't be a money maker.


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