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At Pattern, gratitude starts with community. This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for our employees, partners and collaborators who make what we do possible. Thank you for being part of our journey. Wishing everyone a joyful and restful Thanksgiving.

Armow Wind marked its 10th anniversary last week, bringing together more than 140 landowners, community partners and Pattern team members for an evening of reunion and celebration. Here’s to the first decade of Armow Wind, and to the next ten years alongside our landowner partners and the community that has supported this project from the start! #PowerTheFuture

Today, on #NationalGISDay, we celebrate our incredible team members who use Geographic Information Systems to empower communities with insights, support our energy projects and tell actionable stories about our project regions. At Pattern, GIS isn’t just about data layers and coordinates, it’s about the people who bring those maps to life. Patrick Pyle, Michelle Pruse, Dulce Perez, Eric Finke, Alex Malito, Jeremy Hoang Le, Nguyen Huynh, Charlie Cone, Tami Shannon, Mark Rushing, and Daniel Creech. #GISDay #PowerTheFuture

Our leaders share why veterans are the backbone of our operations workforce. Their discipline, teamwork, and mission-first mindset make a powerful impact every day. Hear directly from Pattern Energy's CEO Hunter Armistead and SVP of Operations Andre Walker about how veterans drive excellence, innovation, and Power the Future across our organization. #Veterans #Leadership #PowerTheFuture #OperationalExcellence

On this Veterans Day and Remembrance Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served, and continue to serve, their countries with courage and dedication. At Pattern, we are proud to count veterans among our colleagues across North America. Their leadership, resilience, and commitment to a greater mission reflect the same values that drive our work. This year, we’ve been inspired by the stories, events, and camaraderie shared across our Veterans in Renewables community. Today, we extend our deepest gratitude to all who have worn the uniform, and to their families, whose support makes that service possible. Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your continued contributions to our communities. #VeteransDay #RememberanceDay #PowerTheFuture

Supporting Veterans isn’t just for one day, it’s part of who we are. Pattern is committed to creating opportunities for Veterans to thrive in their civilian careers and empower military families through mentorship and community initiatives. We’re proud to stand with those who’ve served. #VeteransMonth #PowerTheFuture #SupportOurTroops

Happy Halloween from all of us at Pattern Energy! 🎃 This week, our Houston and San Francisco teammates brought some shockingly good costumes for some frightfully fun office vibes. #PowerTheFuture #Halloween #OfficeFun #WorkCulture

Today, Pattern's own Stephen Lightfoote, Technical Lead, Applied Meteorology, will be participating in a panel at ACP Peak 2025 in Austin, TX! Stephen will join the panel “Time is Money: Modeling Revenue Realities for Renewables,” exploring the intersection of generation, price, and revenue modeling. With all these factors driven by the weather, the discussion will delve into how variables such as basis, curtailment, interconnection, and portfolio-level analysis influence project revenues.

We are proud to announce that William Shemie, Director of Business Development in Canada, is a finalist for a seat on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA)  William has been actively involved in the renewable energy industry in Quebec for over 15 years. He has contributed to the development and construction of several wind projects in Quebec and beyond, including the Mont Sainte-Marguerite project in the Beauce region and the Henvey Inlet project near Sudbury. We wish him great success and encourage all CanREA members to support his candidacy. *** Nous sommes fiers d’annoncer que William Shemie, directeur du développement au Canada, est finaliste pour un siège au conseil d’administration de Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA).     William est engagé au sein de l’industrie des énergies renouvelables au Québec depuis plus de 15 ans. Il a collaboré au développement et à la construction de plusieurs projets éoliens au Québec et ailleurs, dont le projet Mont Sainte-Marguerite dans la région de la Beauce et le projet Henvey Inlet près de Sudbury.     Nous lui souhaitons beaucoup de succès et encourageons tous les membres de CanREA à soutenir sa candidature. 

Pattern is building the future of energy while strengthening small towns and helping you stay close to home. With local career opportunities, you don’t need to relocate or uproot your life, you can stay rooted and #PowertheFuture right where you are. Explore opportunities on our careers page: https://lnkd.in/gD7gmwsv #Pattern #Energy #Careers