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Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP.UN.TO)

47.93
-0.52 (1.07%)
as of Jun 16, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 16, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 17 opinions in the last 12 months.

Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP.UN-T) has shown resilience in the renewable energy sector amid fluctuating market conditions. Despite the challenges faced by the renewables industry, expert reviews indicate a positive outlook due to its diversified assets, which include significant hydro, solar, and wind energy initiatives. The company's recent contracts with hyperscalers for data centers suggest strong future demand for electricity, positioning it as an appealing investment. While the stock has experienced a trading range and seen a decline over the past several years, recent performance has improved, and analysts believe that its growth potential remains intact. Many experts recommend considering it for long-term investment, highlighting its ability to generate substantial cash flows and indicating that any dips in price present a buying opportunity.

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PARTIAL BUY
He likes the renewable space in general. Demand for power is not going to be relenting. A number of other renewable companies have not seen anything good happen with their stock prices but oil and gas companies have. Buy a bit now and buy a bit more after the earnings are released tomorrow.
BUY ON WEAKNESS

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The stock corrected with profit taking and fears of higher interest rates. The premium version also got too high and corrected. Would be fine buying today. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

HOLD

This or the preferred shares? High valuation, though boasts high-quality assets. But there are better opportunities in renewables. Look at Northland and/or Boralex, which trade at a slight discount to BEP with different growth drivers (European exposure) to BEP which is capital recycling by the parent company and exposure to Latin America. Hold BEP if you already own.

WAIT

He likes renewable energy. This is probably one of the more expensive plays out there. He would not buy at these levels. Try AQN-T.

TOP PICK

Renewables had a great 2020, but have come off so far this year. Now is a good level to enter BEP. Brookfield can source and invest capital around the world. There'll be more money flowing into this sector. Caluations are a concern though, like Plug Power's, but BEP is backed by their core hydro power business and the parent company. (Analysts’ price target is $58.63)

TOP PICK
She's been adding to this during the current pullback around $54. BEP pulled back 20%. They're set up to be a global player in hydro, wind and solar energy. It does garner a premium valuation because hydro power does. The renewable energy trend will only get stronger. Corporates that want to reduce their global footprint will partner with BEP and buy their power from BEP. (Analysts’ price target is $58.63)
COMMENT
Higher oil prices should incentivize alternative energy. In the short term, there is flow of funds between sectors in the market and money could be flowing to traditional energy. On the surface, these companies are expensive relative to traditional oil. Value stocks should outperform growth stocks due to robust growth in general and less premium for it. Mark Carney's involvement is a major support for BEP.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
One of his favourite Canadian names for renewables. It's pulled back because renewables are taking a breather after soaring earlier his year, driven by Pres. Biden pro-green energy stance; U.S. investors jumped on the bandwagon. Harsh winter weather in Texas shows that renewables can be effected and around the same time BEP issued more shares, hence the share pressure. He strongly believes in green power, expecting corporations and governments to invest in green power for years to come. Buy on this pullback.
HOLD
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Similarly, Brookfield Renewable has done so well that it did a stock split two months ago. There’s nothing wrong with BEP.UN , but I prefer its parent, Brookfield Asset Management, for better long-term growth. Read 6 Promising Green Energy Stocks for our full analysis.
WAIT

BEP.UN vs. AQN Likes AQN. Leveraged to renewable infrastructure build in the US. Very steady utility business. AQN is a better choice than BEP.UN at this time, based simply on valuations.

COMMENT

He likes the space. Institutional investors will look more at this space over the next few years because they have to. He would prefer AQN-T, then NPI-T because the valuation is not so high. BEP.UN-T is the best of the Brookfield group, however.

BUY ON WEAKNESS
They just did a 3 for 2 split. She likes the renewable power space. It is getting a lot of investor attention and garnering cash inflows. She bought it earlier this year. Don't chase it here. They have a global presence, access to funding and a global presence.
BUY ON WEAKNESS

A Biden win would be positive for green energy. Renewable producers have already run up. Don't chase. Opportunity to buy when there's a pullback. She owns BEP.UN and AQN. Long-term value. AQN you could start adding right here. Wait on BEP.UN.

BUY

Wants a clean energy stock Brookfield Renewable in the largest player in the sector and the most international. Are you a growth or value investor? He'd rotate more into value now. Looking ahead 20 years, renewables will be a strong growth area. With BEP, you're paying 18-20x operating cash flow vs. oil stocks are 5-10x. You're paying a lot more now for future growth, but that's fine. The renewables are a good investment as a whole to hold for a long time. Others like Algonquin Power are also good.

BUY
It's primarily focused on wind and solar with some hydro. Their recent acquisition was viewed poorly by the market. The company is quite positive, with the mantra of capital recycling. They invest money in projects with partners and sell it once it is up and running. A long term buy and hold.
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