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Westbridge Renewable Energy Corp., traded as WEGYF on the stock market, is an industry leader in originating, developing, and monetizing utility-scale solar PV projects. With a diversified portfolio in Canada, the U.S., the UK, and Europe, Westbridge aims to deliver long-term returns by executing an international portfolio of renewable assets for investors and utilities. The company has a track record of over 40 projects developed worldwide, ensuring timely permit acquisition and execution within budget constraints. As one of the rare Canadian solar development entities listed on the stock market, Westbridge provides investors access to greenfield solar projects, enabling participation from the earliest project stages. By uniting regulators, corporate buyers, and landowners, Westbridge endeavors to supply clean, sustainable electricity to end-users.
Westbridge Renewable Energy Corporation (TSXV: WEB, OTCQX: WEGYF) applauds the Canadian Federal Government's Budget 2023, which emphasizes clean energy and net-zero goals. The budget allocates $20.9 billion for Investment Tax Credits to support green technologies, including solar and wind energy. Highlights include a 30% refundable tax credit for solar projects available from March 28, 2023 to 2034, and a commitment to transition the national electricity grid to net-zero by 2035. CEO Stefano Romanin noted Canada requires $150 billion to achieve its 2050 emissions targets. Westbridge aims to leverage these initiatives to bolster its growth in Alberta.
Westbridge Renewable Energy Corporation (TSXV: WEB, OTCQX: WEGYF) announced the granting of stock options for 3,255,000 common shares to management, directors, and consultants, including 1,905,000 to directors and officers. The options, priced at $0.75 per share, expire in five years and vest in tranches. Additionally, 625,000 restricted share units (RSUs) were awarded, with 525,000 to directors and officers, contingent on certain vesting conditions. This initiative aims to align the interests of stakeholders and enhance long-term performance in renewable energy projects across Canada, the U.S., and the UK.