ATCO Power’s largest plants in Alberta, both coal-fired, are the 670 MW Battle River Generating Station and the 760 MW Sheerness Generating Station. The output from these two plants is sold under long-term power purchase arrangements.

ATCO Power’s other major assets are independent power generation plants:

• Scotford Cogeneration Plant [170 MW] supplies steam and power to the Scotford Upgrader located near Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.
• Muskeg River Cogeneration Plant [170 MW] supplies steam and power to the Muskeg River Mine near Fort McMurray, Alberta.
• Joffre Cogeneration Plant [480 MW] supports NOVA Chemicals with power and steam at their Joffre petrochemical site in Alberta.
• Cory Cogeneration Plant [260 MW] near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan supplies steam to the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan and electricity to SaskPower Corporation.
• Brighton Beach Generating Station [580 MW, natural gas-fired] in Windsor, Ontario sells all of the output from the plant under a long-term energy conversion agreement with Coral Energy Canada, an affiliate of Shell Trading.
• Barking Combined-Cycle Generating Plant [1,000 MW, natural gas-fired] near east London is the company's principal asset in the U.K.  ATCO Power operates the plant through its Thames Power subsidiary.
• The principal asset in Australia a joint venture that owns and operates the Osborne Cogeneration Plant [180 MW] near Adelaide.

ATCO Power is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities where economic advantage can be gained from existing infrastructure and on projects with long-term power purchase arrangements.