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Enchant Solar is a proposed 75 megawatt solar development project, located within the Municipal District of Taber, Alberta. We are working closely with Solar Krafte to develop the project that was announced in November 2020.
On November 16, 2020, the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) approved the project (Decision 24271- D02-2020), which will be located on privately owned land located approximately 12 kilometres north of the Hamlet of Enchant. The expected capital cost is between $90 million to $105 million.
The project will generate carbon credits that can be used to hedge against Capital Power’s carbon compliance costs from its Alberta thermal generation facilities. A portion of the output from Enchant Solar is expected to be sold under renewable offtake contracts and Capital Power is actively pursuing contracting opportunities.
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