Core Points - Boralex has successfully operationalized the Limekiln Wind Farm, marking its first operational site in the UK with an installed capacity of 106 MW [1][2] - The project aims to enhance Boralex's strategic position in the UK, contributing to its goal of increasing renewable energy assets to 1 GW by 2030 [2] - The wind farm consists of 24 Vestas V136-4.5MW turbines and is expected to provide electricity for approximately 100,000 British homes annually [2][4] Company Growth and Development - Since 2023, Boralex has expanded its UK team from 10 to 23 professionals and plans to recruit over a dozen more by the end of the year [6] - The company has achieved significant milestones, including financing closure and signing a Corporate Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the Limekiln Wind Farm [6] - Boralex has also acquired additional projects, including Sallachy (up to 50 MW) and Clashindarroch Extension (145 MW and 50 MW storage) [6] Economic and Environmental Impact - The Limekiln Wind Farm will create at least 8 direct jobs and around 50 indirect jobs in the local community [4] - The project includes a Community Benefit Fund of over £500,000 annually, alongside biodiversity enhancements and a peat restoration program [2][4] - The wind farm benefits from a 15-year government-backed Contract for Difference (CfD) starting in April 2028, with a PPA in place with Statkraft for the interim period [3]