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A July 27 Ripogenus Dam turbine shutdown on Maine’s Penobscot River, caused by a broken transmission line cross-arm, followed a similar 2023 incident and triggered calls for tighter regulation. According to Bangor Daily News review of complaints, Brookfield Renewable is in relicensing and faces allegations of poor maintenance and wildlife impacts. Brookfield says it invested nearly $3 million in transmission work and reports likely aquatic impacts.

CBC News reports that Westinghouse Electric, 51% owned by Brookfield Renewable Partners and 49% by Cameco, has been receiving Russian low-enriched uranium (LEU) for US reactor fuel. The article links the supply to Brookfield and Cameco ownership and notes Canada’s difficulty replacing Russia’s enrichment capacity amid the Ukraine war.

Brookfield Asset Management and La Caisse completed their acquisition of Canada-based renewable energy firm Boralex for about C$9bn (about $6.5bn), including debt. The consortium bought all class A shares at C$37.25 cash per share. La Caisse will hold about a 30% stake post-close. Boralex plans to stop reporting and delist from the TSX around 17 Aug 2026.

The TSX rose to another all-time high, closing up 17.59 points at 36,475.92, led by utilities and telecoms. BCE gained after BofA raised it to buy, and Cargojet jumped on a second-quarter revenue beat. Brookfield Renewable Partners and Brookfield Infrastructure also rose. The Canadian dollar edged up to 71.82 U.S. cents.

Brookfield Renewable Corp reported Q2 2026 EPS of -$0.37, compared with analysts’ estimate of -$0.64, according to the company’s earnings release. The EPS beat implies a 42.19% earnings surprise. The article notes the result remains negative but is stronger than expected and tied to portfolio expansion and efficiency efforts.

Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP) reported Q2 2026 FFO of $421 million, or $0.62 per unit, up 13% year over year. It deployed about $5 billion of capital, including an agreement to buy Aypa for about $3 billion, adding roughly 3 GW of battery storage. The firm commissioned 1,280 MW, generated $2.2 billion in expected asset-sale proceeds, and declared a $0.392 quarterly distribution.

Cameco said Westinghouse Electric Co., jointly owned with Brookfield Renewable Partners, has confidentially filed a draft registration statement for a U.S. IPO with the SEC. IPO share count and price range are not set. Cameco also reported Q2 profit of $25M (6 cents/share) on revenue of $814M, down from $321M profit and $877M revenue a year earlier, citing lower equity earnings from Westinghouse.

Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. reported Q2 2026 results with 13% year-over-year FFO growth, citing recent asset commissioning, nuclear services performance, and capital recycling. It plans corporate simplification into one listed entity, expects DOE’s $17.5B loan to speed nuclear by up to three years, and said the $3B IPA acquisition doubles battery capacity to about 6 GW.

Brookfield Renewable Corporation reported Q2 results with a net loss of $287 million, down from net income of $100 million a year earlier. Loss per limited partnership unit was $0.37 versus $0.22. Revenue rose to $1.710 billion from $1.692 billion. Funds from operations were $421 million, or $0.62 per share, versus $371 million, or $0.56. BEPC traded at $34.00, up 2.63% premarket.

Brookfield Renewable Corporation reported second-quarter sales of USD 1,076 million versus USD 952 million a year earlier. Net loss was USD 790 million versus USD 1,410 million. For the first six months, sales rose to USD 1,959 million from USD 1,859 million, while net loss widened to USD 2,976 million from USD 1,405 million.