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Canada Developer Concord Buys Wind Farm, Plots New Data Centers

Bloomberg Markets Monday 14 September 2026, 09:00 UTC By Thomas Seal 1 min read
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Concord Pacific Developments Inc. acquired a field of fifty wind turbines from Potentia Renewables Inc. for several hundred million Canadian dollars, deepening the Canadian developer’s long-term bet on renewables, its CEO said, adding that he’s working on a move into data centers too.

Concord Pacific Developments Inc. acquired a field of fifty wind turbines from Potentia Renewables Inc. for several hundred million Canadian dollars, deepening the Canadian developer’s long-term bet on renewables, its CEO said, adding that he’s working on a move into data centers too.
Canada (LOCATION) Concord Buys Wind Farm (ORG) New Data Centers Concord Pacific Developments Inc. (ORG) Potentia Renewables Inc. (ORG) Canadian (ORG)
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