ABO Energy Sells 63 MW Papoqji'jg Wind Project in Canada to Eolectric
ABO Energy has sold the 63 MW Papoqji'jg onshore wind project in Canada to Eolectric. Developed in partnership with the Pabineau First Nation, the project comprises up to eleven wind turbines and secured a PPA in 2025 following a competitive tender. Eolectric will manage construction and green electricity sales, with commissioning planned for end of 2028.
Transaction date: · Source: aboenergy.com
Key facts
- Transaction date
- Technology
- Onshore Wind
- Capacity
- 63 MW
- Transaction price
- Not disclosed
- Buyer
- Eolectric
- Seller
- ABO Energy
- Country
- Canada
- Region
- New Brunswick
- Location
- Pabineau First Nation territory, New Brunswick, Canada
- Continent
- North America
- Development status
- Under Development
- PPA
- Yes
Technology details
Up to eleven wind turbines with a total capacity of 63 MW. Commissioning planned for end of 2028. Eolectric will assume construction management and the sale of green electricity.
Power purchase agreement (PPA)
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signed in 2025 between ABO Energy and Pabineau First Nation following a successful competitive tender process. Eolectric will handle the sale of green electricity under the agreement.
Additional information
Project developed by ABO Energy in partnership with the Pabineau First Nation, a Mi'kmaq First Nation community. The project name Papoqji'jg (pronounced 'pa-buk-tschitsch') derives from the Mi'kmaq language and describes a gentle and calm section within a river. ABO Energy and Pabineau First Nation signed a PPA in 2025 following a successful tender process.
Source
Original announcement: https://www.aboenergy.com/de/info-center/presse/2026/2026-04-02_internationale_erfolge.html