The ExPlace Wind Turbine is a 91-metre (299 ft) tall wind turbine located on the grounds of the Exhibition Place co-owned by the WindShare for-profit co-operative and Rankin Integrated Energy (part of Rankin Construction), a construction company specializing in renewable projects.

The next year in 1999, the TREC received a grant to study three potential sites for an urban wind turbine project in Toronto.

Toronto Hydro took until August 2017 to fund a specialist firm to begin the required repairs as well as other upgrades to the turbine with work originally expected to be completed by November of the same year.

[12] On November 4, 2022, Toronto Hydro Energy Services Inc. transferred its 55.1 per cent share in the project to WindShare Cooperative.

Construction of the turbine cost approximately CAD$1.8 million (including foundation, interconnect, and erection).

The wind turbine adds an average of 1000 MWh of electricity to the city's main power grid per year.