The solar power plant is located in the city of Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
Concord’s renewable unit Concord Green Energy signed an agreement with Canadian Solar in 2013 to acquire five utility-scale solar power plants in Canada in a deal worth C$290m ($277m).
Concord Pacific senior vice-president Cliff McCracken said: "Solar energy will soon be a significant contributor to our clean power portfolio of projects already in operation across Canada."
Canadian Solar chairman and chief executive officer Dr Shawn Qu said Canadian Solar has closed the first of five planed solar project sales to Concord Green Energy.
"Clearly, we continue to leverage our unequalled strength in our home market, where we operate 2 state-of-the-art module manufacturing facilities with a combined capacity totalling 500MW, and employing over 700 Canadian employees," Qu added.
"Our utility-scale solar project backlog in Canada now stands at over 570 MW DC, even after considering the 116 MW DC of solar projects we already completed and delivered to end buyers in Ontario."