Our Projects

ROR Power is focused on developing two forms of energy generation.  Low-impact hydroelectric (known as run-of-river) facilities harness the power of gravity and mountain streams to create electricity, while biomass generates power by consuming beetle-damaged and dead trees, forestry waste and sawmill residue.  Both forms of power generation are considered to be "green” - sustainable and respectful of the environment when appropriately constructed and managed.  The company currently operates a fully functioning run-of-river power facility that was commissioned in 2005, under a 20-year contract with BC Hydro.  ROR Power is currently participating in BC Hydro's Request For Proposals for both run-of-river and biomass projects.

The table below summarizes ROR Power’s projects in MW’s of capacity.

Hydroelectric
Brandywine	7.6 MW
Upper Pitt River	155.0 MW
Mamquam	47.0 MW
Highway 20	437.0 MW
Biomass
Tsilhqot’in	60.0 MW
Suskwa	34.0 MW
Total	740.6 MW