NUE is a Canadian based renewable energy developer, engaged in the acquisition, development and operation of Renewable Energy projects expanding into North America, Europe and other global duristictions.
NU-E Company Highlights
Experienced and Established in the Solar Industry
NU-E CORP is an experienced and established utility solar farm developer delivering profitable projects for our partners and shareholders.
We offer a complete suite of services, from solar site scouting, land acquisition and project permitting to regulatory and interconnection processes, ensuring a shovel-ready project for construction.
Our development team has 800 megawatt of solar capacity under development in Alberta.
Industrial-Scale Capability and Robust Partnerships
NU-E has partnered with a large renewable energy investment company to develop and operate up to 2 gigawatts of solar power in Alberta and North America, ensuring reliable access to clean energy sources.
Potential for up to $3.0 billion in capital expenditure provided by our partner.
NU-E’s partnership will have positive environmental benefits by saving over 900,000 tonnes of carbon per year, equivalent to the carbon absorption capacity of 5.6 million trees.
Community Benefits and Sustainable Operations
NU-E’s solar projects aim to create locally sourced jobs during construction, providing field and supply chain service opportunities for local businesses.
Our solar projects provide municipal tax revenues throughout the life of the project, contributing to local economic growth.
We are committed to supporting local community organizations and charities, highlighting its commitment to sustainable and socially responsible operations.
Our Vision
NU-E is a Canadian solar farm developer, and owner with a vision to be a leading renewable energy company in North America, generating long term value for shareholders. NU-E has developed approximately 800 MW of solar energy projects during the past 18 months with a goal to have 2 gigawatts of solar power by 2030. NU-E recently signed a joint venture deal with a large global renewable energy and asset management company out of the United Kingdom.
