TransAlta

TransAlta Corp. has acquired a cogeneration facility in Michigan from two private companies for approximately US$27 million. The facility includes a GE LM2500 gas turbine and an ABB steam turbine and has been operational since 1991.

TransAlta Corporation agreed to acquire two 230 MW Siemens F class gas turbines and related equipment from Kineticor Holdings for $84 million, and will assume long-term power purchase agreements with Shell Energy North America starting in late 2023. The turbines will be redeployed to repower Sundance Unit 5 as a combined cycle unit.

TransAlta Corporation agreed to acquire two 230 MW Siemens F class gas turbines and related equipment for $84 million from Kineticor Holdings. The turbines will be used to repower Sundance Unit 5 into a 730 MW combined cycle unit, with total project cost of approximately $760 million. Commercial operation is expected in 2023.

TransAlta and SemCAMS Midstream have entered into definitive agreements to develop, construct and operate a new 40 MW cogeneration facility at the Kaybob South No. 3 sour gas processing plant in Alberta, with a capital cost of approximately $105 million.

Capital Power announced an agreement to sell its 50% share of Keephills 3 to TransAlta and acquire TransAlta's 50% share of Genesee 3, gaining full control of the Genesee site. Net cost is $10 million.