The 7.6 MW Brandywine Creek project, currently generating power to over 4,000 homes in British Columbia, is the first of 13 hydroelectric projects that Run of River Power has identified or acquired for development. When fully developed the Corporation will have over 236 MW of estimated installed capacity providing power to an estimated 107,000 homes.

The Corporation's projects are primarily and strategically located in 2 major watersheds located near the Greater Vancouver area, where the majority of BC power needs reside. They are geographically grouped to take advantage of shared transmission lines and grid interconnection. The projects range is size from 6 MW to 38 MW of rated capacity.