Brookfield Renewable Partners LP

Latest Results (02.04.2026):

Brookfield Renewable Partners LP — Fourth Quarter 2025: The company reported strong quarter and full‑year 2025 operating and cash results, driven by diversified generation, asset sales, acquisitions and commercial contract wins. For Q4 2025 Brookfield Renewable reported revenues of $1,539 million, net income of $678 million and net income attributable to Unitholders of $410 million; Funds From Operations (FFO) for the quarter were $346 million ($0.51 per unit). For the full year 2025 the partnership reported revenues of $6,407 million, net income of $712 million, FFO of $1,334 million ($2.01 per unit) and ended the year with $2,093 million of cash and $4.6 billion of available liquidity.

Quarterly financials (Q4 2025)

Q4 2025 highlights: revenues $1,539m; net income $678m; net income attributable to Unitholders $410m (basic and diluted income per LP unit $0.54); FFO $346m (FFO per unit $0.51) — up versus Q4 2024 FFO of $304m.

Full‑year financials (FY 2025)

FY2025 highlights: revenues $6,407m; net income $712m; FFO $1,334m (FFO per unit $2.01, up from $1.83 in 2024). Net income attributable to Unitholders for the year was a small loss of $19m (impacted by remeasurements and other non‑cash items despite strong operating cash generation).

Segment and operating performance

Hydroelectric FFO for the year was $607m (up ~19% YoY) supported by stronger generation in Canada/Colombia and commercial initiatives. Wind + utility‑scale solar combined generated $648m of FFO. Distributed energy, storage & sustainable solutions contributed ~$614m of FFO — nearly +90% YoY — helped by Neoen and Westinghouse performance and disposition gains.

Growth, M&A and commercial wins

Major 2025 deals included privatization of Neoen, acquisition of Geronimo Power and an increased stake in Isagen (~37%). The company commissioned ~8,000 MW of new capacity in 2025 and finished the year with ~84,000 MW of advanced‑stage projects, targeting a ~10,000 MW per year run‑rate by 2027. Brookfield signed long‑term contracts for over 9,000 MW and a Hydro Framework Agreement with Google for up to 3,000 MW.

Capital recycling, financing and liquidity

Brookfield Renewable completed a record ~$37 billion of financings in 2025, generated >$2.2 billion of upfinancing proceeds, executed asset sales (including Luminace and non‑core hydro and solar/wind portfolios) and raised $650m of equity. They ended 2025 with $4.6bn available liquidity, reaffirmed a BBB+ rating, and after year‑end issued C$500m 30‑year notes (5.20%). The partnership also launched a $400m ATM program for BEPC shares to fund BEP unit repurchases.

Balance sheet and cash flow

Year‑end consolidated highlights include total assets $98.7bn, cash & cash equivalents $2.09bn, and strong operating cash conversion (FFO growth YoY). The company reported sizeable proportionate generation (Q4 proportionate generation ~7,759 GWh) and adjusted EBITDA attributable to Unitholders of $744m in Q4.

Brookfield Renewable Corporation (BEPC) note

Related BEPC results were disclosed: BEPC reported FFO of $628m for the twelve months ended 2025, while net loss attributable to the BEPC partnership was materially negative in 2025 due to non‑cash remeasurements (reported net (loss) attributable to the partnership of $(2,344)m for the year).

Management described 2025 as a record year and emphasized positioning to capture growth from electrification and data‑center demand across baseload and fast‑to‑market solar/wind plus storage and nuclear (Westinghouse partnership). They expect continued capital deployment into the large development pipeline and programmatic capital recycling to fund growth.

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