Q: Today Northland Power sank by 27% and the dividend was cut by 40%. A couple of years ago Algonquin Power cut their dividend twice.
Both companies are in the renewable energy sector.
Another company that is involved in the renewable energy sector is BEP.UN.
What is your opinion about the prospects of BEP.UN going forward ? Is this company facing any risks like those faced by NIP.UN and AQN ?
Would you add or hold the shares of BEP.UN at these levels ?

Q: In a recent question highlighting the large premium given to BEPC vs BEP.UN, you responded that the stocks are “economically equivalent”. If that’s the case is it reasonable to expect the prices to align more closely with time? I hold BEPC in a non-registered account. Tax considerations aside, would it make sense to sell BEPC from my non-registered account and buy back BEP.UN in a registered account to take advantage of the current large discount?

Q: BEPC is trading at a 42% premium to BEP.UN. I understand the tax implications and ownership of LPs vs Corps, however, what is the real value/share of Brookfield Renewable? Is BEP.UN undervalued and/or BEPC overvalued? As a retail investor, irrespective of tax considerations, which of the two should I consider buying? Thank you.