FFO Growth and Per-Unit Performance
Full-year FFO of $1.334 billion ($2.01 per unit), up 10% year-over-year; Q4 FFO of $346 million, up 14% year-over-year (51¢ per unit).
Record Deployment and Growth Commitments
Deployed or committed a record $8.9 billion of growth (approximately $1.9 billion net to BEP), highlighted by transactions including the privatization of NioN, the carve-out of Geronimo Power, and increased investment in Isahan.
Strong Capacity Additions and Contracting
Commissioned a record >8 GW of new capacity globally in 2025 and signed contracts on over 9 GW; on track for a ~10 GW per-year new capacity run rate by 2027.
Successful Asset Recycling Program
Reached agreements generating $4.5 billion of proceeds (about $1.3 billion net to BEP) from asset sales at returns above the high end of targets; includes sales of a North American distributed energy platform and a 50% interest in noncore U.S. hydro assets.
Balance Sheet, Liquidity and Financing Strength
Ended the year with $4.6 billion of available liquidity; executed a record >$37 billion of financings in 2025 (including ~$2.2 billion of investment-grade financings). Issued CAD450M 10-year notes and CAD500M 30-year notes at the lowest spreads seen in years; completed a $650 million bought deal equity raise.
Battery / Energy Storage Acceleration
Acquisition of battery platform (NaoN / Nayeon) significantly expanded storage footprint; expect to quadruple battery storage capacity over the next three years to over 10 GW, including a >1 GW standalone battery project advanced with a sovereign wealth fund.
Hydro and Nuclear Strategic Wins
Hydroelectric segment FFO of $607 million, up 19% year-over-year; signed three 20-year inflation-linked PPAs with hyperscalers at strong pricing and a framework with Google to deliver up to 3 GW of U.S. hydro. Investment in Westinghouse and a landmark U.S. government agreement to deliver new reactors provide long-term contracted demand and lifecycle service revenues.
Distribution Increase and Long-Term Return Target
Raised annual distribution by >5% to $1.468 per unit; achieved 15 consecutive years of annual distribution growth of at least 5%; reiterated long-term total return target of 12%–15%.
Exceptional Results in Distributed Energy & Sustainable Solutions
Distributed energy storage and sustainable solutions segments generated record results of $614 million, up ~90% year-over-year, driven by development growth, the battery platform acquisition, and Westinghouse performance.