Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund Nearly Meets February Output Despite Curtailments

Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund.Inc. ( (JP:9284) ) has provided an update.

Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund reported that its solar portfolio generated 17.62 million kWh in February 2026, or 98.15% of forecast output, as several plants were temporarily curtailed or affected by snowfall. The fund’s assets nonetheless delivered robust performance overall, with year-to-date generation still exceeding projections and contributing significantly to CO2 emission reductions, underscoring the portfolio’s resilience despite grid-driven output controls.

Plant-level data showed mixed results, with some sites such as Daisen-cho and Ishikari Shinshinotsu-mura far surpassing expected generation while others, including several Kasama-shi facilities, fell short due to curtailment. The figures highlight both the operational variability inherent in solar assets and the growing influence of grid management on renewable producers’ output and revenues, factors that investors must monitor as Japan’s power system integrates more intermittent capacity.

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Canadian Solar Infrastructure Fund, Inc. is a Japan-listed investment corporation focused on owning and operating a portfolio of utility-scale solar power generation facilities. Managed by Canadian Solar Asset Management K.K., the fund derives revenue from electricity sales under Japan’s renewable energy framework and targets stable, long-term income for investors through diversified photovoltaic assets across multiple regions.

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