Revolve Renewable Power Corp. reports developments across its North American renewable energy business as an owner, operator and developer of renewable power projects. The company develops utility-scale wind, solar, hydro and battery storage projects in the United States, Canada and Mexico, and also builds and operates sub-20 MW behind-the-meter distributed generation assets.
Recurring REVVF news includes project interconnection and permitting milestones, construction updates for distributed generation solar assets, operating and financial results, capital-structure and financing developments, shareholder meeting results, and board governance changes. Company updates also reference its operating renewable asset base and larger development portfolio across utility-scale and distributed generation projects.
Revolve Renewable Power (REVVF) reported FY2026 revenue of US$2,395,384, down from the prior year, while recurring revenue increased. For the year ended June 30, 2026, recurring revenue rose approximately 7% from US$2,241,357. FY2025 total revenue was US$3,983,226, including US$1,741,869 from project asset sales. Net loss widened to US$4,866,082 from US$2,590,122. Cash increased to US$3,639,716 from US$1,267,082.
After year-end, Revolve secured a MXN$450 million Mexico project financing facility and fully drew an US$11 million bridge facility. It acquired six operating Ontario battery storage projects totaling approximately 14.2 MW and the 9.6 MW Horseshoe Bend wind project in Montana. Whitfield Power Solutions agreed to acquire all outstanding Revolve common shares; the proposed transaction remains subject to shareholder, court and regulatory approvals and other conditions.
Revolve Renewable Power (REVVF) has completed the acquisition of 100% of the equity in the operating 9.6 MW Horseshoe Bend Wind Project in Montana for an aggregate purchase price of US$10,480,000, following definitive agreements dated September 9, 2026.
The company describes Horseshoe Bend as part of a previously announced portfolio acquisition. Revolve, formed in 2012, develops utility-scale wind, solar, hydro and battery storage projects across the US, Canada and Mexico, and also installs and operates sub‑20 MW distributed generation assets. Its existing portfolio includes 27 MW (net) of operating assets under long‑term power purchase agreements in Canada and Mexico, a development pipeline of over 3,000 MW of utility‑scale projects, and more than 140 MW of distributed generation under development. The release also includes forward‑looking financial information and EBITDA projections, which the company cautions are speculative and subject to numerous operational, market and regulatory risks.
Revolve Renewable Power (REVVF) signed definitive agreements on September 9, 2026 to acquire 100% of the 9.6 MW Horseshoe Bend Wind Project in Montana for total consideration of US$10,480,000.
The company expects to fund the purchase with US$7,250,000 of project-level debt from Export Development Canada and Vancity Capital Corporation, complemented by cash on hand including proceeds from an existing bridge credit facility with Whitfield Power Solutions. Each lender is providing a US$3,625,000 term loan.
The 10-year loans carry an all-in interest rate currently estimated at about 10%, include a 12‑month interest‑only period and allow early repayment without penalty. Upon closing, Horseshoe Bend will be Revolve’s first operating U.S. project, adding 9.6 MW of contracted, cash-generating wind capacity to its existing portfolio of long-term power purchase and services agreements in Canada and Mexico. No finder’s fees or similar payments were made.
Revolve Renewable Power (CSE:REVV, OTCQB:REVVF) entered into a MXN$450 million (≈US$24 million), 14‑year, project-level, non‑recourse‑style financing facility with Banco Multiva, secured by contracted cash flows from its Mexican distributed generation portfolio. The Multiva Facility, structured via subsidiaries EPM Solar and RRP Business Solutions, consists of two equal MXN$225 million tranches and can fund up to 75% of project capex plus reserves, insurance, fees and hedging costs.
According to the company, an initial drawdown of about MXN$128.8 million (≈US$7.7 million) will refinance equity invested in operating and construction-stage assets, returning capital to Revolve while preserving ownership and long-term revenue streams. The facility is expected to support construction and refinancing of commercial and industrial solar projects in Mexico. Revolve reports 3 DG projects completed installation and UVIE certification and advancing through final CFE approvals, with 17 additional projects under construction totaling 5.2MW of new capacity targeted to be operational by end‑2026. The company currently has 27MW (net) of operating assets and over 3,000MW of utility‑scale projects under development.
Revolve Renewable Power (OTCQB: REVVF) completed the acquisition of a three-project, 125 MW US utility-scale solar development portfolio across Illinois, New Mexico, and Wisconsin.
The Henry (30 MW DC), Columbus (56 MW DC), and Endeavor (39 MW DC) projects involve a $0.02/W development fee and 10% deferred consideration, payable only if projects proceed to construction, funded from existing resources and financing facilities.
Revolve Renewable Power (OTCQB:REVVF) signed agreements on June 4, 2026 to acquire a three-project US solar development portfolio totaling about 125 MW in Illinois, New Mexico and Wisconsin. Projects Henry (30 MW), Columbus (56 MW) and Endeavor (39 MW) expand its US footprint.
Revolve’s total development portfolio now exceeds 3,000 MW. The seller will receive a $0.02 per watt development fee plus 10% deferred consideration at notice to proceed, with no up-front or interim milestone payments. Closing is expected in June 2026.
Revolve Renewable Power (OTCQB:REVVF) reported Q3 FY2026 results, with revenue of $587,382, all from recurring operating assets, and energy production of 4,135,329 kWh. Gross profit was $472,423 (80% margin). The company reported a net loss of $3,085,868, including a $1,504,561 non-cash fair value loss on a Callaway convertible loan and $341,739 in expensed acquisition costs. Cash and security deposits totaled $8,128,996.
Revolve closed a US$40 million strategic financing with Callaway, advanced the 130.5 MW EL24 Wind project in Mexico, expanded distributed generation solar portfolios in Mexico to over 11 MW, progressed the 15.7 MW Bright Meadows project in Alberta, and granted 548,182 DSUs to directors.
Revolve Renewable Power (OTCQB:REVVF) will participate in the 16th Annual LD Micro Invitational at the Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel in Los Angeles on May 18–19, 2026.
CEO Myke Clark will present on May 18, 2026, at 11:00 AM PT, with a live webcast available.
Revolve (OTCQB:REVVF) signed definitive agreements for a portfolio of 9 solar projects (2.4 MW) in Mexico plus a separate 490 kW project, adding to 6.05 MW operating and 2.8 MW under construction. The portfolio carries a 20-year PPA, estimated capital cost of US$1.9M, and projected annual revenue of US$370k–$843k with EBITDA of US$296k–$676k. First phase begins April 2026 and full buildout is expected by September 2026, subject to permitting and construction timelines.
Revolve Renewable Power (CSE:REVV / OTCQB:REVVF) announced an April 13, 2026 board change with Powers Spencer appointed as Callaway Capital's representative and co-founder Roger Norwich retiring.
The company reported multiple project milestones: a 130.5 MW EL24 interconnection in Mexico, SEMARNAT environmental approval, a 2.8 MW DG solar portfolio in Mexico (US$620k–US$922k revenue; US$533k–US$794k EBITDA; US$2.7M capital cost), a 15.7 MW Bright Meadows AESO interconnection advance, and late-stage 20 MW/80 MWh and 49.5 MW US projects. Callaway provided a credit facility to support development, acquisitions and growth.