Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company generated $302 million of funds from operations (FFO) during the quarter, or $0.46 per unit, representing a 10% year-over-year increase [3][20] - The hydroelectric segment delivered FFO of $119 million, up over 20% from the prior year [20] - The wind and solar segments generated a combined $177 million of FFO, supported by acquisitions, although offset by the sale of wind assets in the U.S., Spain, and Portugal [21] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The hydroelectric segment's strong performance was driven by solid generation from Canadian and Colombian fleets and higher pricing across U.S. operations [20] - The distributed energy, storage, and sustainable solutions segments generated FFO of $127 million, up from the prior year, supported by growth from the Neoen acquisition and strong performance at Westinghouse [21] - The company signed contracts to deliver approximately 4,000 GWh per year, including a significant 20-year contract with Microsoft [23] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - There is accelerating demand for power across nearly all markets, driven by electrification, reindustrialization, and demand from hyperscalers [4][5] - The company is well-positioned to capture increasing demand for hydro capacity, with approximately five terawatt hours of generation coming up for recontracting [8] - Battery storage costs have decreased by more than 50% in the past 12 months, leading to increased interest in long-term capacity contracts [9] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company is focusing on strategic investments in critical technologies to support energy demand and grid reliability [3] - A strategic partnership with the U.S. government aims to support the deployment of new Westinghouse nuclear reactors, with an investment value of at least $80 billion [5][12] - The company is committed to maintaining high levels of liquidity and access to capital to capitalize on compelling opportunities [25] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed confidence in the growth prospects of the business, driven by strong demand for clean, dispatchable base load power [11][82] - The partnership with the U.S. government is expected to catalyze growth in the nuclear sector, enhancing Westinghouse's position as a leading technology provider [19][61] - Management noted that while there is intent to accelerate permitting processes, progress has been limited but is expected to improve [28][29] Other Important Information - The company executed $7.7 billion in financings during the quarter, bringing total financings over the last 12 months to $38 billion [22] - The company is actively pursuing capital recycling opportunities, having closed sales and signed agreements expected to generate $2.8 billion [24] - The company anticipates significant asset recycling activities in North America, Western Europe, Australia, and India over the next two to three quarters [70] Q&A Session Summary Question: Improvements in permitting pace in the U.S. - Management noted that while there is intent to accelerate permitting, progress has been limited but is expected to improve [28][29] Question: Data center power discussions outside the U.S. - Management indicated that discussions are occurring globally, with significant activity in Western Europe, Australia, India, and South America [30][31] Question: Timeline for U.S. buildout associated with the Westinghouse agreement - Management expects the first projects to begin development in the next quarter or two, with revenues starting relatively quickly [35][38] Question: Capital involvement in the Santee Cooper project - Management stated that any investment would require appropriate protections around cost overruns and key risks [40][41] Question: Potential for additional hydro deals with Microsoft - Management confirmed that the Microsoft Framework Agreement includes hydro and more deals could be expected in the future [48] Question: Engagement with stakeholders regarding the U.S. government partnership - Management reported a positive reception from construction providers, technology suppliers, and capital providers regarding participation in new nuclear projects [52] Question: Commitment of the U.S. government to the $80 billion backstop - Management expressed confidence that the government is committed to catalyzing the growth of nuclear power generation and the supply chain [60][61] Question: Expected margins during different stages of reactor development - Management indicated that the energy systems division of Westinghouse typically operates at a 20% margin during the development and construction period [64] Question: Changes in project eligibility for federal tax credits - Management confirmed that they have safe-harbored their U.S. development pipeline out to 2029 and are monitoring developments regarding FEOC [66][67] Question: Valuations in private markets versus public markets - Management noted that demand and valuations for high-quality operating cash-generative renewables assets are significantly higher in private markets than in public markets [68][69]

Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company generated $302 million of Funds From Operations (FFO) during Q3 2025, or $0.46 per unit, representing a 10% year-over-year increase [4][20] - The hydroelectric segment delivered FFO of $119 million, up over 20% from the prior year, driven by solid generation and higher pricing [20] - The wind and solar segments generated a combined FFO of $177 million, supported by acquisitions, although offset by the sale of wind assets in various regions [21] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The hydroelectric segment's strong performance reflects growing demand for scale base load power and improved pricing [20] - The distributed energy, storage, and sustainable solutions segments generated FFO of $127 million, up from the prior year, supported by growth from acquisitions [21] - The company signed contracts to deliver approximately 4,000 GWh per year, including a significant 20-year contract with Microsoft [23] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company is seeing accelerating demand for power across nearly all markets, driven by electrification, reindustrialization, and demand from hyperscalers [5][6] - The demand for hydro capacity is increasing as hyperscalers seek reliable and sustainable energy sources [8][9] - The company is well-positioned to capture increasing demand for hydro generation, with approximately 5 TWh of generation coming up for recontracting [9] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company is focusing on strategic investments in critical technologies to support energy demand and grid reliability [4] - A strategic partnership with the U.S. government aims to reinvigorate the nuclear power industrial base, with an investment value of at least $80 billion [6][13] - The company is committed to maintaining high levels of liquidity and access to capital to deploy scale capital when opportunities arise [25] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed confidence in the growth prospects of the business, driven by the increasing demand for clean, dispatchable baseload power [12][81] - The company anticipates that the partnership with the U.S. government will catalyze growth in nuclear power generation both domestically and globally [61] - Management noted that while there is intent to accelerate permitting processes, progress has been limited but is expected to improve [28][29] Other Important Information - The company closed an incremental investment into Isagen, increasing its stake in a hydro business with a strong growth outlook [10] - The company executed $7.7 billion in financings during the quarter, bringing total financings over the last 12 months to $38 billion [22] - The company is actively pursuing capital recycling opportunities, having closed sales and signed agreements expected to generate $2.8 billion [24] Q&A Session Summary Question: Improvements in permitting pace in the U.S. - Management noted that while there is intent to accelerate permitting, progress has been limited but is expected to improve [28][29] Question: Data center power discussions outside the U.S. - Management indicated that discussions about adding power for data centers are occurring globally, with significant activity in Western Europe, Australia, India, and South America [30][31] Question: Timeline for U.S. buildout associated with the Westinghouse agreement - Management expects the first projects to begin development in the next quarter or two, with revenues starting relatively quickly [35][38] Question: Capital investment in the Santee Cooper project - Management stated that any investment would require appropriate protections around cost overruns and key risks [40][41] Question: Potential for Brookfield to be a source of capital for nuclear projects - Management expressed confidence in Brookfield's position to play a significant role in nuclear power growth, contingent on obtaining necessary protections [44][46] Question: Contracting existing hydro assets versus building new wind and solar - Management confirmed that the Microsoft Framework Agreement included hydro and indicated potential for more hydro deals in the future [48] Question: Engagement with stakeholders regarding the U.S. government partnership - Management reported positive reception from construction and technology providers regarding participation in new nuclear projects [52][54] Question: Expected margins during different stages of reactor development - Management indicated that Westinghouse's Energy Systems Division typically operates at a 20% margin during the development and construction period [64] Question: Changes in project eligibility for federal tax credits - Management confirmed clarity around safe harboring for the U.S. development pipeline and is monitoring FEOC definitions [66][67] Question: Valuations in private markets versus public markets - Management noted that valuations for high-quality operating cash-generative renewables assets are significantly higher in private markets [68][70] Question: Nuclear deployment strategy and potential growth - Management indicated that nuclear currently represents about 5% of FFO but is expected to grow over time as demand for clean energy increases [74][75]

Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company generated $302 million of funds from operations (FFO) during the quarter, or $0.46 per unit, representing a 10% year-over-year increase [3][21] - The hydroelectric segment delivered FFO of $119 million, up over 20% from the prior year [21] - The wind and solar segments generated a combined $177 million of FFO, supported by acquisitions, although offset by the sale of wind assets in various regions [21] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The hydroelectric segment's strong performance was driven by solid generation from Canadian and Colombian fleets, higher pricing in the U.S., and increased earnings from commercial activities [21] - The distributed energy, storage, and sustainable solutions segments generated FFO of $127 million, reflecting growth from acquisitions and strong performance at Westinghouse [21] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - There is accelerating demand for power across nearly all markets, driven by electrification, reindustrialization, and demand from hyperscalers [4][6] - The company is well-positioned to capture increasing demand for hydro capacity, with approximately five terawatt hours of generation coming up for recontracting [9] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company is focusing on strategic investments in critical technologies to support energy demand and grid reliability, particularly in nuclear energy [6][10] - A strategic partnership with the U.S. government aims to support the construction of new Westinghouse nuclear reactors, with an investment value of at least $80 billion [14][17] - The company is also exploring opportunities in battery storage, with costs decreasing significantly and an increase in long-term capacity contracts [10][11] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed confidence in the growth prospects of the business, highlighting the strong demand for clean, dispatchable base load power and the company's strategic positioning in the nuclear sector [12][85] - The company anticipates significant earnings growth from the Westinghouse partnership and expects to see contributions from this agreement relatively quickly [39][63] Other Important Information - The company maintained strong liquidity of $4.7 billion and a sector-leading balance sheet, reaffirming its BBB Plus investment-grade rating [21][23] - The company executed $7.7 billion in financings during the quarter, reflecting strong investor demand for its high-quality assets [23][24] Q&A Session Summary Question: Improvements in permitting pace in the U.S. - Management noted that while there is intent to accelerate permitting, progress has been limited but is expected to improve over time [30][31] Question: Data center power discussions outside the U.S. - Management indicated that discussions are occurring globally, with significant activity in Western Europe, Australia, India, and South America [32] Question: Timeline for U.S. buildout associated with the Westinghouse agreement - Management expects the first projects to begin development in the next quarter or two, with revenues starting relatively quickly [36][39] Question: Capital investment in nuclear projects - Management emphasized the need for appropriate protections around cost overruns and key risks before investing in nuclear projects [42][46] Question: Contracting existing hydro assets versus building new wind and solar - Management confirmed that the Microsoft Framework Agreement included hydro and indicated potential for more hydro deals in the future [48][49] Question: Engagement with stakeholders regarding the U.S. government partnership - Management reported positive reception from construction and technology providers regarding participation in new nuclear projects [55] Question: Federal tax credits eligibility for U.S. development pipeline - Management confirmed clarity around safe harboring for the U.S. development pipeline and expressed confidence in their position [69] Question: Valuations in private markets versus public markets - Management noted that demand and valuations for high-quality operating cash-generative renewables assets are significantly higher in private markets [71][73] Question: Nuclear deployment strategy and potential growth - Management indicated that nuclear currently represents about 5% of the business and is expected to grow over time, with no internal constraints on capital allocation [78][80]