Top Menu HOME ABOUT US FACILITIES COMMUNITY MEDIA CONTACT About us Mission, Values, and Vision Eagle Creek's mission is to create value for our stakeholders - including the communities where we operate - through an ongoing commitment to safety, compliance, stewardship, innovation and growth for our portfolio of renewable energy generating facilities. Our Values Safety – We are committed to the safety and wellbeing of our employees and the public, through operational excellence and regulatory compliance. Integrity – We uphold the highest ethical standards, and continuously promote trust and respect with our employees and stakeholders. Innovation – We are always imagining what is possible. By fostering creativity that challenges constraints and the status quo, we drive progress and profitability through novel solutions. Diversity – We value our people as our most important assets. We succeed by fostering an inclusive and diverse team where all perspectives are encouraged. Stewardship – We are committed to protecting our environment and our facilities. It is our social responsibility to provide a more sustainable environment for our communities and generations to come. Our Vision Through strategic investments in innovation, upgrades and acquisitions, Eagle Creek will become the premier North American hydroelectric and renewable energy company, playing a key role in the transition to a clean energy economy. Copyright © 2011-2021 Eagle Creek Renewable Energy linkedin Contact Us Twitter A subsidiary of Ontario Power Generation

Top Menu HOME ABOUT US FACILITIES COMMUNITY MEDIA CONTACT Facilities Eagle Creek Facilities Turners Falls Eagle Creek's Turners Falls station is a 937-kW facility that shares a canal with the larger FirstLight Generating Resources' Turners Falls facility (which includes Cabot Station). Although it has rights to the first 289 cfs of water in the Connecticut River, it operates only when river flows exceed 15,000 cfs, instead of selling its water rights to FirstLight when flows are below that level. The facility includes a single vertical Francis turbine housed in a former International Paper mill building. It was originally developed in 1909 but did not operate from 1994 until it was rehabilitated with a new turbine runner in 2000. It now produces over 2 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy in a typical year. The facility is licensed by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC Project No. 2622) through 2021. Pepperell Thornapple River Hydro Facilities Streamflow Photos Copyright © 2011-2021 Eagle Creek Renewable Energy linkedin Contact Us Twitter A subsidiary of Ontario Power Generation