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Northland Power Inc. -Overview, Contact Details, locations, Key executives, Power Plant Information, Business Description and SWOT Analysis

GlobalData, November 2010, Pages: 70

Northland Power Inc. -Overview, Contact Details, locations, Key executives, Power Plant Information, Business Description and SWOT Analysis

Summary

The report” Northland Power Inc. -Company Overview, Contact Details, Locations, Key Executives, Power Plant Information, Business Description and SWOT" contains the profile of the company that is involved in the field of power generation from thermal sources (coal, oil and gas).It contains a detailed description of the company’s business operations (power plants, installed capacity, and generation), history, corporate strategy, and business structure. This report contains a detailed SWOT analysis, information on key employees (executives), key competitors, and major products and services.

Scope

- Major Power Plants (assets) – summarized and detailed information about the power plants (assets)
- Operational Metrics (capacity, generation, revenue, sales, number of consumers)
- Business description – A detailed description of the company’s operations and business divisions
- Corporate strategy – Our summarization of the company’s business strategy.
- SWOT analysis – A detailed analysis of the company’s strengths, weakness, opportunities and threats.
- Company history – Progression of key events associated with the company.
- Major products and services – A list of major products, services and brands
- Key competitors – A list of key competitors.
- Key employees – A list of the key executives
- Executive biographies – A brief summary of the executives’ employment history.
- Key operational heads – A list of personnel heading key departments/functions.
- Important locations and subsidiaries – A list of key locations and subsidiaries of the company, including contact details.
- Note-: Some sections may be missing if data is unavailable for the company.

Reasons to buy

- Gain key insights into the company for academic or business research purposes. Key elements such as SWOT analysis, corporate strategy and major products and services are incorporated in the profile to assist in various business decisions (M&A and JV).
- Identify potential customers and suppliers with this report’s analysis of the company’s business structure, operations, major products and services and business strategy.
- Understand and respond to competitors’ business structure and strategies with Our detailed SWOT analysis. In this, the company’s core strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats are analyzed, providing an up to date objective view of the company.

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1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures
2 Company Snapshot
2.1 Key Information
2.2 Company Overview
2.3 Industry Outlook – Power Generation
2.4 Industry Outlook – Wind
2.5 SWOT Snapshot
3 Operational Metrics
3.1 Northland Power Inc., Operational Metrics, By Capacity
3.2 Northland Power Inc., Operational Metrics, By Sales
4 Northland Power Inc., Wind Farms
4.1 Northland Power Inc., Wind Farms, Canada
5 Northland Power Inc., Biomass Power Plants
5.1 Northland Power Inc., Biomass Power Plants, Canada
6 Northland Power Inc., Thermal Power Plants
6.1 Northland Power Inc., Thermal Power Plants, Canada
6.2 Northland Power Inc., Thermal Power Plants, Ukraine
7 Business Description
7.1 Business Overview
8 Major Products and Services
9 History
10 SWOT Analysis
10.1 Overview
10.2 Northland Power Inc. Strengths
10.2.1 Environmental Stewardship
10.2.2 Diversified Businesses
10.2.3 Innovation
10.3 Northland Power Inc. Weaknesses
10.3.1 Operational Risk
10.3.2 Concentration on Limited Clients
10.4 Northland Power Inc. Opportunities
10.4.1 Growing Focus on Renewable Energy Sources
10.4.2 Increasing Demand for Electricity
10.4.3 Projects under Development
10.5 Northland Power Inc. Threats
10.5.1 Legal and Political Framework
10.5.2 Weather Conditions and Seasonality of business
10.5.3 Market Volatility
11 Key Employees
12 Key Employee Biographies
13 Locations And Subsidiaries
13.1 Head Office
14 Financial Deals Landscape
14.1 Northland Power Inc., Deals Volume Summary, 2004 to YTD 2010
14.2 Northland Power Inc., Deals Summary, 2004 to YTD 2010
14.3 Northland Power Inc. Detailed Deal Summary
14.3.1 Acquisition
15 Recent Developments
15.1 Operations Updates
15.1.1 Nov 23, 2009: Southern Company's 883 MW Unit 2 At Hatch Nuclear Power Station Cut To 60% Power
15.1.2 Nov 16, 2009: Southern Company's 883 MW Unit 2 At Hatch Nuclear Power Station Returns To Full Power
15.1.3 Nov 06, 2009: Southern Company's 883 MW Unit 2 At Hatch Nuclear Power Station Decreases To 62% Power
15.1.4 Oct 26, 2009: Southern Company's 1,152 MW Unit 1 At Vogtle Nuclear Station Increases Up To 94% Power
15.1.5 Oct 19, 2009: Southern Company's 1,152-MW Unit 1 At Vogtle Nuclear Power Station Exits Refueling Outage And Increases Up To 28% Power
15.1.6 Oct 08, 2009: Southern Company's 876 MW Unit 1 At Hatch Nuclear Power Station Increases Up To 98% Capacity
15.1.7 Oct 05, 2009: Southern Company's 876 MW Unit 1 At Hatch Nuclear Power Station Decreased To 57% Power
15.1.8 Sep 21, 2009: Southern Company Shuts Its 1,152 MW Unit 1 At Vogtle Nuclear Power Station
15.2 Financial Announcements
15.2.1 Nov 12, 2008: Oglethorpe Reports 3Q 2008 Results
15.2.2 Aug 12, 2008: Oglethorpe Reports H1 2008 Results
15.2.3 May 13, 2008: Oglethorpe Reports Q1 2008 Results
15.2.4 Mar 26, 2008: Oglethorpe Reports 2007 Results
15.2.5 Nov 13, 2007: Oglethorpe Reports Q3 2007 Results
15.2.6 Aug 13, 2007: Oglethorpe Reports Q2 2007 Results
15.2.7 May 14, 2007: Oglethorpe Reports Q1 2007 Results
15.2.8 Mar 27, 2007: Oglethorpe Reports 2006 Results
15.3 Strategy and Business Planning
15.3.1 Mar 12, 2010: Oglethorpe plans 605MW power generating facility
15.3.2 Mar 10, 2010: Oglethorpe Power To Construct 605MW Combined-Cycle Generating Facility In Georgia
15.3.3 Jan 07, 2010: Oglethorpe Power Proposes To Build Another Gas-Fired Power Plant In Georgia
15.3.4 May 07, 2009: Oglethorpe Purchases Site In Warren County For Proposed Biomass Plant
15.3.5 Sep 18, 2008: Oglethorpe Announces Plans To Build Biomass Electric Generating Facilities
15.4 Government and Public Interest
15.4.1 Jan 28, 2010: GEFA Grants $10 Million For Energy Efficiency And Renewable Energy Projects In Georgia
15.5 Other Significant Developments
15.5.1 Mar 30, 2010: Oglethorpe Power Announces Changes In Board
15.5.2 Feb 16, 2010: Oglethorpe Power Receives Offer Of DOE Nuclear Loan Guarantees
15.5.3 Feb 16, 2010: DOE Offers Conditional Commitments For $8.33 Billion In Loan Guarantees To Construct Two New Nuclear Reactors In Georgia
15.5.4 Jul 20, 2009: Oglethorpe Power Chuck Whitney As SVP and General Counsel
15.5.5 Apr 03, 2009: Oglethorpe Power Re-Elects Benny Denham As Chairman
15.5.6 Feb 24, 2009: Oglethorpe Power Appoints VP, Fuels And Energy
15.5.7 Feb 20, 2009: Oglethorpe Power Appoints New SVP, Construction
15.5.8 Apr 02, 2008: Oglethorpe Re-elects Chairman
15.5.9 Mar 26, 2008: Oglethorpe Re-elects Chairman
15.5.10 May 24, 2007: Oglethorpe Appoints Senior Vice President, Plant Operations
16 Appendix
16.1 Methodology
16.1.1 Coverage
16.1.2 Secondary Research
16.1.3 Primary Research
16.1.4 Expert Panel Validation
16.2 Contact Us
16.3 Disclaimer

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