Capital Power Corp T.CPX

Alternate Symbol(s): CPXWF | T.CPX.PR.A | CPRHF | T.CPX.PR.C | CPWPF | T.CPX.PR.E

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Capital Power Corporation is a growth-oriented power producer company. The Company develops, acquires, owns, and operates renewable and thermal power generation facilities and manages its related electricity and natural gas portfolios. It is involved in the operation of electrical generation facilities within Canada and in the United States. The Company has approximately 9,300 megawatts (MW) of power generation capacity at 32 facilities across North America. Its projects under construction include over 140 MW of renewable generation capacity and 512 MW of incremental natural gas combined cycle capacity from the repowering of Genesee 1 and 2 in Alberta, and over 350 MW of natural gas and battery energy storage systems in Ontario and approximately 70 MW of solar capacity in North Carolina in advanced development. Its La Paloma facility is located in Kern County, California. The Company also has a Harquahala natural gas generation facility in Arizona.

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Comment by SargeXon Apr 21, 2021 12:43pm

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RE:RE:Vote against the management

Hey Dil

How she go? How's all the investments doing?

Don't waste your breath on this "Canadian" guy. He's been going on and on for a few months on how CPX 's stock price should be at least $70. Then on the other had he's been going on about how bad the CPX management is. I actually think they've done a masterful job transitioning from Alberta coal to other business segments.

The guy doesn't have a clue. I got into it with him back in Feb befre deciding he's just an idiot. :-)

Take her easy
Sarge

dileas48s wrote:
I don't understand the comparison with AQN. Yes, Algonquin does have a small percentage of their business related to energy generation, but a huge aspect of their business is in the local distribution utility business. They own multiple businesses across the U.S. to read, bill and collect on local utility customers - just like a Toronto Hydro, or a Veridian (two examples from Ontario). None of that portion of their business has anything to do with generation or transmission.

canadian wrote: Vote against the management. The management does not buy back shares. Very undervalued compared to AQN.