A record of success.
Since 2002, Trillium Power Wind Corporation has been strategically acquiring the necessary data, partners, community support and investment to develop a diversified portfolio of offshore wind facilities according to a strict set of environmental, social and financial criteria.
To date, Trillium Power has achieved the following:
2010 – February, Strategic Partnership formed and Memorandum of Understanding signed with Vestas Offshore
2010 – February, 12-month MetMast and LiDAR reports confirm strong, long-term wind speed at TPW1 site
2009 – October, 3rd LiDAR and MetMast Report is correlated with 36 years of existing site data
2009 – July, 2nd LiDAR and MetMast Report is correlated with 36 years of existing site data
2009 – July, 2nd LiDAR and MetMast Wind Resource Update Report Received
2009 – June, The Superior Array draft collector layout completed
2009 – June, The Superior Array sizing set at 650MW
2009 – June, The Great Lakes Array draft collector layout completed
2009 – June, The Great Lakes Array sizing set at 1,600MW
2009 – June, Presentation to the Great Lakes Council - Great Lakes Wind Collaborative Conference
2009 – May, Niagara Industrial Association joins TaiWind Consortium led by Trillium Power
2009 – May, 1st LiDAR and MetMast Report is correlated with 36 years of existing site data
2009 – May, 1st LiDAR and MetMast Wind Resource Update Report Received
2009 – May, Ontario Green Energy Act passed into law
2009 – April, Low Carbon Economy Presentation and Delegate to the G8 Meetings in Siracusa, Italy
2009 – April, Trillium Power Wind 2 draft collector layout completed
2009 – April, Trillium Power Wind 2 sizing set at 740MW
2009 – March, Presentation to the North American Offshore Wind Conference in Washington, D.C.
2009 – March, Ontario Green Energy Act proposed Feed-In-Tariff Rates Announced
2009 – February, Ontario Green Energy Act announced
2009 – January, Confirmation received regarding The Superior Array Offshore Wind site
2009 – January, Confirmation received regarding The Great Lakes Array Offshore Wind site
2009 – January, Confirmation received regarding Trillium Power Wind 2 Offshore Wind site
2009 – January, Ontario Green Energy Act discussions regarding Offshore Wind
2009 – January, financing and development models updated and inputs confirmed
2009 – December/January, Installation of MetMast wind testing equipment
2008 – December, Installation of LiDAR wind testing equipment
2008 – October, aquatic studies contracted with Golder Associates
2008 – Sept, 2nd phase of barge design [detailed] development initiated
2008 – Sept, bird and bat migration testing and analysis initiated
2008 – July, bird migration testing and analysis contracted
2008 – July, detailed discussions begin to bring offshore wind supply-chain to Ontario
2008 – June, TaiWind consortium is announced
2008 – June, Training Partnership with First Nations Technical Institute [FNTI] is announced
2008 – May, Training Partnership with St. Lawrence College is announced
2008 – April, 1st phase of barge design [overview concept] development initiated
2008 – February, Reserved the final portion of the Trillium Power Wind 1 site under the Ontario
Ministry of Natural Resources Site Release Program
2008 – January, engineering contracts signed
2008 – January 18th Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources removes offshore wind
development moratorium.
2007 – Closed private placement investment in Trillium Power Wind Corporation
2007 – Updated detailed financial modeling
2007 – Additional wind resource testing
2007 – November 2006 to August 2007 met with various regulatory and government
officials to communicate the differences between onshore, near shore and
offshore wind development and the uniqueness of the Trillium Power Wind 1 site.
2006 – Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario imposes offshore wind development
moratorium in Great Lakes in November to deal with near-shore issues in
South-western Lake Erie.
2005 – Obtained independent 3rd party wind resource analysis by Helimax
2005 – Reserved the 2nd portion of the Trillium Power Wind 1 site under the Ontario
Ministry of Natural Resources Site Release Program
2005 – Changed company name to Trillium Power Wind Corporation
2002 - 2004 – Completed internal econometric and financial modeling.
2004 – Detailed discussions with Ministry of Natural Resources [MNR]
2004 – Completed detailed financial modeling
2004 – Reserved the first portion of the Trillium Power Wind 1 site under the Ontario
Ministry of Natural Resources Site Release Program
2003 – Began 2nd stage of detailed financial modeling
2003 – Completed internal resource modeling
2002 – Initiated and updated wind resource modeling
2002 – Company established as Osiris Energy Corporation
2010 – February, 12-month MetMast and LiDAR reports confirm strong, long-term wind speed at TPW1 site
2009 – October, 3rd LiDAR and MetMast Report is correlated with 36 years of existing site data
2009 – July, 2nd LiDAR and MetMast Report is correlated with 36 years of existing site data
2009 – July, 2nd LiDAR and MetMast Wind Resource Update Report Received
2009 – June, The Superior Array draft collector layout completed
2009 – June, The Superior Array sizing set at 650MW
2009 – June, The Great Lakes Array draft collector layout completed
2009 – June, The Great Lakes Array sizing set at 1,600MW
2009 – June, Presentation to the Great Lakes Council - Great Lakes Wind Collaborative Conference
2009 – May, Niagara Industrial Association joins TaiWind Consortium led by Trillium Power
2009 – May, 1st LiDAR and MetMast Report is correlated with 36 years of existing site data
2009 – May, 1st LiDAR and MetMast Wind Resource Update Report Received
2009 – May, Ontario Green Energy Act passed into law
2009 – April, Low Carbon Economy Presentation and Delegate to the G8 Meetings in Siracusa, Italy
2009 – April, Trillium Power Wind 2 draft collector layout completed
2009 – April, Trillium Power Wind 2 sizing set at 740MW
2009 – March, Presentation to the North American Offshore Wind Conference in Washington, D.C.
2009 – March, Ontario Green Energy Act proposed Feed-In-Tariff Rates Announced
2009 – February, Ontario Green Energy Act announced
2009 – January, Confirmation received regarding The Superior Array Offshore Wind site
2009 – January, Confirmation received regarding The Great Lakes Array Offshore Wind site
2009 – January, Confirmation received regarding Trillium Power Wind 2 Offshore Wind site
2009 – January, Ontario Green Energy Act discussions regarding Offshore Wind
2009 – January, financing and development models updated and inputs confirmed
2009 – December/January, Installation of MetMast wind testing equipment
2008 – December, Installation of LiDAR wind testing equipment
2008 – October, aquatic studies contracted with Golder Associates
2008 – Sept, 2nd phase of barge design [detailed] development initiated
2008 – Sept, bird and bat migration testing and analysis initiated
2008 – July, bird migration testing and analysis contracted
2008 – July, detailed discussions begin to bring offshore wind supply-chain to Ontario
2008 – June, TaiWind consortium is announced
2008 – June, Training Partnership with First Nations Technical Institute [FNTI] is announced
2008 – May, Training Partnership with St. Lawrence College is announced
2008 – April, 1st phase of barge design [overview concept] development initiated
2008 – February, Reserved the final portion of the Trillium Power Wind 1 site under the Ontario
Ministry of Natural Resources Site Release Program
2008 – January, engineering contracts signed
2008 – January 18th Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources removes offshore wind
development moratorium.
2007 – Closed private placement investment in Trillium Power Wind Corporation
2007 – Updated detailed financial modeling
2007 – Additional wind resource testing
2007 – November 2006 to August 2007 met with various regulatory and government
officials to communicate the differences between onshore, near shore and
offshore wind development and the uniqueness of the Trillium Power Wind 1 site.
2006 – Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario imposes offshore wind development
moratorium in Great Lakes in November to deal with near-shore issues in
South-western Lake Erie.
2005 – Obtained independent 3rd party wind resource analysis by Helimax
2005 – Reserved the 2nd portion of the Trillium Power Wind 1 site under the Ontario
Ministry of Natural Resources Site Release Program
2005 – Changed company name to Trillium Power Wind Corporation
2002 - 2004 – Completed internal econometric and financial modeling.
2004 – Detailed discussions with Ministry of Natural Resources [MNR]
2004 – Completed detailed financial modeling
2004 – Reserved the first portion of the Trillium Power Wind 1 site under the Ontario
Ministry of Natural Resources Site Release Program
2003 – Began 2nd stage of detailed financial modeling
2003 – Completed internal resource modeling
2002 – Initiated and updated wind resource modeling
2002 – Company established as Osiris Energy Corporation