Capital Power
Dustin Ostrowerka has a diverse work experience in the finance and energy sectors. Dustin started their career as a Revenue Accountant at EPCOR in May 2008 and worked until July 2009.
In July 2009, Dustin joined Capital Power as a Budget Analyst and held this position until October 2011. Dustin then transitioned to the role of Senior Analyst, Corporate Projections from October 2011 to April 2013. In this role, they developed and maintained the Corporate Financial Projection, performed financial analyses, and collaborated with cross-functional teams.
From April 2013 to October 2015, Dustin worked as a Business Specialist at Capital Power, where they translated business requirements into functional business processes and information systems solutions. Dustin also facilitated meetings with business users to identify system/process issues and areas for enhancement.
In November 2015, Dustin became the Manager of Business Support at Capital Power. In this role, they provided application and business process support in various business areas such as Energy Trading Risk Management, Plant Operations, Energy Management and Operations, engineering and design, and health & safety applications. Dustin was responsible for creating and maintaining business process and functional design for IT systems used by supporting business groups.
Most recently, Dustin became the Finance Transformation Manager at Capital Power in May 2022. No end date is provided for this role, indicating that they currently hold this position.
Dustin Ostrowerka completed their Bachelor of Commerce degree in Business Economics and Law at the University of Alberta from 1998 to 2004. In 2014 and 2015, they furthered their education at the same university, obtaining a Citation in Business Analysis.
Capital Power
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Capital Power Corporation is a North American power producing company. The Company develops, acquires, operates and optimizes power generation from a range of energy sources. The Company is engaged in the operation of electrical generation facilities within Canada, including Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario, and in the United States, including North Carolina, New Mexico and Kansas. It also holds a portfolio of wind and solar development sites in the United States. It owns over 3, 200 megawatts (MW) of power generation capacity at approximately 20 facilities across North America and owns approximately 370 MW of capacity through its interest in the Sundance C power purchase arrangement (Sundance PPA). It also owns natural gas, wind, and solid fuel facilities and has a range of generation facilities in development or construction in Canada and the United States. Its facilities include Clover Bar Energy Centre 1, 2 and 3, Genesee 3, Clover Bar Landfill Gas and K2 Wind.