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Atlantic Power Corporation
Company typePublic
NYSE: AT
TSX: ATP
Russell 2000 Component
IndustryElectric utility
Founded2004
HeadquartersDedham, Massachusetts, United States
Area served
United States, Canada
Key people
James Moore (CEO)
ProductsElectricity generation
RevenueUS$282,300,000(2018)
Total assetsUS$1,024,500,000(2018)
OwnerMr. James J. Moore Jr.
Websitewww.atlanticpower.com

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Atlantic Power Corporation headquartered in Dedham, Massachusetts, is a power generation and infrastructure company with a portfolio of assets in the United States and Canada. The company is engaged in power generation through hydro, natural gas, biomass, and coal fired power plants.[2] Its power generation projects had an aggregate gross electric generation capacity of 15,98 megawatts, consisting of 17 operational power generation projects across 9 states in the United States and 2 provinces in Canada. [3]

Key Executives For Atlantic Power Corporation[4]

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Name Board Relationships Title Age
James J. Moore Jr. 9 relationships CEO, President & Director 60
Terrance Ronan No Relationships Executive VP, CFO and Principal Financial & Accounting Officer 58
Philip Danie Rorabaugh No Relationships Senior Vice President of Operations 57
Joseph E. Cofelice
 No Relationships Executive Vice President of Commercial Development 60
Detailed results of the votes by proxy for the election of directors held at the Annual Meeting of Shareholders (6/19) in Toronto, Ontario.[5]

Atlantic Power Corporation Board Members[6]

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Name Board Relationships Primary Company Age
Irving Russell Gerstein C.M., O.Ont. 54 Relationships Atlantic Power Corporation 77
James J. Moore Jr. 9 Relationships Atlantic Power Corporation 60
Richard Foster Duncan 16 Relationships SAIL Capital Partners LLC 64
Kevin T. Howell CA 6 Relationships Reliant Energy Power Supply, LLC 60
Gilbert Samuel Palter 15 Relationships EdgeStone Partners, Inc. 52


Atlantic Power Corporation Executive Committees[7]

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Committee Name Chairperson Board Relationships Members
Audit Committee Richard Foster Duncan 16 Relationships 4 Executives
Compensation Committee CA Kevin T. Howell 6 Relationships 4 Executives
Nominating Committee C.M., O.Ont. Irving Russell Gerstein 54 Relationships 4 Executives
Corporate Governance Committee C.M., O.Ont. Irving Russell Gerstein 54 Relationships 4 Executives

February 26, 2019- Atlantic Power Corporation announced that Irving R. Gerstein, Chairman of the Company's Board of Directors, will retire from the Board following the Company's 2019 Annual Meeting of Shareholders in June. Following his retirement, Mr.Gerstein will be succeeded as Chairman by Kevin T. Howell.

"Irving Gerstein has served as our Chairman for nearly fifteen years.  For the past four years it has been my pleasure to be on the same team with Irving.  I learned much from him, and his humor and sage advice will be missed by all.  On behalf of the entire Board of Directors, I would like to thank him for his leadership and dedication," said James J. Moore, Jr., President and CEO of Atlantic Power. [8]

Atlantic Power Corporation Key Employees [9]

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Name Job Title Board Level Since Age
Irving R. Gerstein Chairman Executive Board 2004 75
James. J. Moore CEO, Director, President Executive Board 2015 57
R. Foster Duncan Director Non Executive Board 2010 62
Holli Ladhani Director Non Executive Board 2010 45
Teresa M. Ressel Director Non Executive Board 2014 53
Kevin T. Howell Director Non Executive Board 2014 58
Gilbert S. Palter Director Non Executive Board 2015 50
Terrence Ronan Chief Financial Officer, Executive

Vice President

Senior Mangement 2012 56
Joseph E. Cofelice Executive Vice President

Commercial Department

Senior Mangement 2015 58
Dan Rorabaugh Senior Vice resident

Asset Management

Senior Mangement 2013
Jeffrey S. Levy General Counsel, Senior Vice President Senior Mangement 2012
Jamie D'Angelo Chief Administrative Officer Senior Mangement


Atlantic Power Corporation Key Competitors[10]

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Name Headquarters Revenue (US$ m)
American Electric Power Company, Inc. United States 16,380
Duke Energy Corporation United States 22,743
Exelon Generation Company LLC United States 17,751
Idaho Power Co United States
Innergex Renewable Energy Inc Canada 221
Northland Power Inc Canada 829


Assets

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Cadillac

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39.6 MW biomass-fired facility located in Cadillac, Michigan. Acquired in December 2010. Sells electric power to Consumers Energy Company, under a 35 year PPA that expires in June 2028[11]

Calstock

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Biomass generation facility that utilizes waste heat to produce electricity. Located on the north side of Highway 11, in the Township of Stoddart, in the District of Cochrane, Ontario.Sells 100% of its output to the Ontario Electricity Financial Corporation (OEFC)[12]

Chambers

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Chambers Cogeneration, LP owns the 261 MW net, pulverized coal-fired facility located in southwest New Jersey. Atlantic Power indirectly owns a 40% interest in the facility. One of the cleanest coal-burning facilities in the U.S. Sells the majority of its generating capacity and electrical output to Atlantic City Electric (ACE), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Exelon Corp. [13]

Curtis Palmer

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Two run-of-river hydroelectric generating stations located on the Hudson River in Corinth, New York. The Curtis station, located 2,700 feet upstream of the Palmer station, has an output of 12 MW. Sells its output to Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation.[14]

Frederickson

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A 250 MW natural gas-fired combined-cycle generating facility, located in Pierce County, Washington State. Atlantic Power indirectly own 50.15% in the Project. Sold under long-term power purchase agreements with three Washington State public utility districts: Benton County, Franklin County, and Gray's Harbor Public Utility Districts.[15]

Kapuskasing

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A 40 MW gas-fired enhanced combined-cycle generating facility located near Kapuskasing, Ontario. The project is not currently in operation.[16]

Kenilworth

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A 29 MW dual fuel, combined-cycle cogeneration project. Major equipment includes a 25 MW gas turbine and a 4 MW steam turbine. Sells to Merck & Co., Inc. under an energy services agreement (ESA). [17]

Koma Kulshan

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A 13.3 MW run-of-the-river hydroelectric generation facility located on the slopes of Mt. Baker, north of Seattle, Washington. Sells its electrical output to Puget Sound Energy, Inc.[18]

Mamquam

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A 50 MW hydro facility located on the Mamquam River 5km northeast of Squamish, British Columbia. Sells output under a long-term PPA with BC Hydro.[19]

Manchief

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A 300MW simple cycle generating facility located near Brush, Colorado. Sells output under a long-term contract with Public Service Colorado (PSCo). Manchief provides electricity to PSCo during peak load periods.[20]

Moresby Lake

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A 6 MW reservoir-based hydroelectric generating station located on the island of Haida Gwaii off the north coast of British Columbia. Sells all of the electricity generated to BC Hydro under a long-term PPA.[21]

Morris

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A 177 MW natural gas-fired cogeneration facility located on Equistar Chemicals LP's (Equistar) chemical plant in Morris, Illinois. Sells all of the steam and a portion of electricity generated to Equistar under a long-term energy services agreement.[22]

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A 47 MW combined cycle, cogeneration facility located at the San Diego Naval Station on the eastern edge of San Diego Bay, California. PPA with San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) was terminated in February 2018. Accordingly, the Company is proceeding with preparations to decommission the site, as required by its agreement with the Navy.[23]

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A 25 MW combined cycle cogeneration facility that served the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot (MCRD) and the Antisubmarine Warfare Training Complex in San Diego, California. PPA with San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) was terminated in February 2018. Accordingly, the Company is proceeding with decommissioning of the NTC site, as required by its agreement with the Navy.[24]

Nipigon

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A 40 MW gas-fired enhanced combined-cycle generating facility located in Nipigon, Ontario. The project returned to service in single-cycle mode and will operate on a flexible basis.[25]

North Bay

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A 40 MW gas-fired enhanced combined-cycle generating facility located in North Bay, Ontario. The project is not currently in operation.[26]

North Island

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A 40 MW combined cycle cogeneration facility located on the U.S. Navy's North Island Naval Air Station on Coronado Island in San Diego, California. PPA with San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) was terminated in February 2018. Accordingly, the Company is proceeding with preparations to decommission the site, as required by its agreement with the Navy.[27]

Orlando

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A 129 MW natural gas-fired combined-cycle cogeneration facility located in Orlando, Florida. The Project is owned by Orlando CoGen Limited, L.P., in which Atlantic Power indirectly owns a 50% interest. Northern Star Generation indirectly owns the remaining 50% partnership interest. Sells its generating capacity and electric output to Progress Energy Florida.[28]

Oxnard

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A 49 MW combined cycle cogeneration facility located in Oxnard, California. Sells all of its capacity and electric energy to Southern California Edison[29]

Piedmont

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A 55MW biomass-fired generating facility located in Barnesville, Georgia. Utilizes approximately 500,000 tons of woody biomass annually, consisting of urban wood waste, mill and logging residues. Piedmont qualifies as a source of renewable power under federal and state standards. Sells renewable energy credits on the open market.[30]

Tunis

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A 37 MW gas-fired generating facility located in Iroquois Falls, Ontario. Under the new PPA, Tunis will provide electricity to the Ontario grid only when required, thereby assisting to reduce the incidents of surplus baseload generation in the market. [31]

Williams Lake

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A 66 MW biomass-fired generating facility located in Williams Lake, in south-central British Columbia. Biomass fuel consists of wood waste from sawmill operations and roadside logging debris, which is provided under short-term supply agreements with various suppliers.[32]


Atlantic Power Corporation, Power, Deals Summary, 2012 to YTD 2018[33]

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Deal Date Deal Status Deal Type Sponsor/ Owner/

Acquirer

Target/ Issuer/

Partner(s)

Vendor/ Debt Provider/

Grant Provider/ Investor

Deal Value

(US$ m)

29-Jan-2018 Completed Debt Offering Atlantic Power Corporation 80.20
05-Dec-2017 Planned Equity Offering Atlantic Power Corporation 250.00
26-Jun-2015 Completed Divestiture Assets TerraForm Power Inc Wind Generation Corporation Atlantic Power Transmission, Inc. 333.00
07-Aug-2013 Completed Divestiture Assets NRG Energy Inc Gregory Cogeneration Plant Atlantic Power Corporation,

John Hancock Life Insurance Comapny (U.S.A),

Rockland Capital Energy Investments, LLC

244.00
02-May-2013 Completed Asset Purchase Atlantic Power Corporation Path 15 Transmission Project Duke-American Transmission Co 56.00
02-May-2013 Completed Divestiture Assets Duke-American Transmission Co Atlantic Power Corporation Atlantic Power Corporation
15-Apr-2013 Completed Divestiture Assets Quantum Utility Generation LLC Three Power Plants Atlantic Power Corporation 140.00
31-Dec-2012 Completed Acquisition Atlantic Power Corporation Ridgeline Energy LLC (Inactive) Eolfi SA 88.00
11-Dec-2012 Completed Debt Offering Atlantic Power Corporation 100.59
05-Jul-2012 Completed Equity Offering Atlantic Power Corporation 71.04
05-Jul-2012 Completed Debt Offering Atlantic Power Corporation 130.00
31-May-2012 Completed Divestiture Company Primary Energy Recycling Corp Primary Energy Recycling Holdings LLC Atlantic Power Corporation 30.20
02-Apr-2012 Completed Asset Purchase Atlantic Power Corporation Apex Clean Energy Holdings LLC Apex Clean Energy Holdings LLC

Full Year 2018 Highlights[34]

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  • Net income attributable to Atlantic Power of $36.8 million vs. net loss of $(98.6) million in 2017
  • Cash from operating activities of $137.5 million decreased from $169.2 million in 2017, but was modestly above Company's expectation
  • Project Adjusted EBITDA of $185.1 million in 2018 decreased from $288.8 million in 2017, but was at the high end of Company's guidance range of $170 million to $185 million
  • Repaid $100.3 million of term loan and project debt; achieved leverage ratio of 4.5 times at December 31, 2018
  • Executed two re-pricings of credit facilities, resulting in additional interest cost savings
  • Repurchased and canceled approximately 7.8 million common shares and approximately 645 thousand preferred shares, at a total cost of approximately $24.6 million
  • Liquidity at December 31, 2018 of $191.4 million, including approximately $39 million of discretionary cash
  • Returned Tunis to commercial operation under 15-year contract
  • Announced two acquisitions that will add to capacity, average contract life and Project Adjusted EBITDA
Projected Debt Balances through 2023 - Atlantic Power Corporation[35]

Expected Debt Repayment (June 30,2018 - Year-end 2023)[35]

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  • Term loan- Amortize $365; $125 remaining balance due at maturity in April 2023
  • Project debt (proportional) - Repay $60, ending balance $5
  • Series D convertible mature Dec.2019 ($19 US$ equivalent)

Frequently Asked Questions[36]

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What is Atlantic Power's ticker symbol?

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On the Toronto Stock Exchange, the ticker symbol is ATP. On the New York Stock Exchange, the ticker symbol is AT.

Can I purchase shares directly from Atlantic Power?

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No, we do not sell our shares directly.

Do you have a Dividend Reinvestment Program or DRIP?

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It was terminated effective with the elimination of the Company's common stock dividend policy.

Why does Atlantic Power no longer pay a dividend on its common shares?

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The dividend was eliminated in February 2016 because management determined that changes to its capital allocation strategy were appropriate in order to create value for shareholders in a tax-efficient manner, while also improving the Company’s financial flexibility and strengthening its balance sheet. Accordingly, the Company has prioritized allocation of its discretionary capital to repurchases of its equity and debt securities, with a goal of capturing value arising from compelling price-to-value opportunities in these securities. The Company will also continue to allocate capital to high-return investments in its existing projects.

How do repurchases of debt benefit common shareholders?

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The repurchase of convertible debt at a significant discount to par represents an attractive return on the Company’s investment and is consistent with the Company’s goal of further reducing its debt in order to improve its financial flexibility. As a result of debt being reduced, the Company has lower cash interest payments. In addition, the amount of debt maturing in future years is lower and the risk of having to address these debt maturities in potentially unfavorable market conditions is reduced. Furthermore, the risk to common shareholders of potential conversion of these securities to common equity is reduced.

How do repurchases of common shares benefit remaining shareholders?

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The Company believes that the current stock price represents a significant discount to what it considers the intrinsic value per share to be. Repurchase of shares at a discount to intrinsic value reduces the number of shares outstanding and increases the intrinsic value for each of the remaining shares. The Company will undertake share repurchases only when the price-to-value ratio results in a benefit for remaining shareholders (whereas repurchases at a premium to intrinsic value would reduce intrinsic value per share).

Does the elimination of the common dividend affect dividends on the Company’s preferred shares?

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There is no impact on payment of dividends on the Company’s preferred shares.

How is Atlantic Power affected by changes in the exchange rate of the U.S. to the Canadian dollar?

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Because it owns projects in both the United States and Canada, the Company generates income and cash flow in both U.S. and Canadian dollars. The Canadian dollar income is converted to U.S. dollars for financial reporting purposes. A strengthening of the U.S. dollar against the Canadian dollar reduces reported income from the Canadian projects, whereas a weakening of the U.S. dollar benefits reported income. However, from a cash flow standpoint, the impact on the Company is close to neutral. This is because interest payments on corporate level long-term debt and all but one of the Company’s convertible debentures are made predominantly in Canadian dollars. While a stronger U.S. dollar reduces the amount of cash flow from the Canadian projects, this is largely offset by the benefit of lower cash payments on the Canadian-denominated securities. The Company also has a hedging strategy in place to mitigate currency risk, and from time to time we execute this strategy by entering into foreign exchange forward contracts.

Does Atlantic Power provide a K-1 or does my broker need to give me a 1099?

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Atlantic Power does not provide any tax documents to our investors. You will need to contact your broker for a 1099 to file with your personal income tax return, if you are a U.S. investor, or a T-slip if you are a Canadian investor.

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  14. ^ "Curtis Palmer". Atlantic Power. n.d. Retrieved 5/13/2019. {{cite web}}: |first= missing |last= (help); Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help)
  15. ^ "Frederickson". Atlantic Power. n.d. Retrieved 5/13/2019. {{cite web}}: |first= missing |last= (help); Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help)
  16. ^ "Kapuskasing". Atlantic Power. n.d. Retrieved 5/13/2019. {{cite web}}: |first= missing |last= (help); Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help)
  17. ^ "Kenilworth". Atlantic Power. n.d. Retrieved 5/13/2019. {{cite web}}: |first= missing |last= (help); Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help)
  18. ^ "Koma Kulshan". Atlantic Power. n.d. Retrieved 5/13/2019. {{cite web}}: |first= missing |last= (help); Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help)
  19. ^ "Mamquam". Atlantic Power. n.d. Retrieved 5/13/2019. {{cite web}}: |first= missing |last= (help); Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help)
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