ONTARIO NEWS
The Ontario government announced August 14 that it was supporting a plan by Ontario Power Generation to safely extend the life of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station.
Ontario Power Generation said September 3 that work was underway on refurbishing Unit 3 of the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station.
Ontario Power Generation announced August 17 that it had selected Andritz Hydro Canada, based in Paris, Ont., as one of four companies to bid on future repair, replacement and refurbishment work for large control gates at OPG’s hydroelectric generating stations.
The Ontario government announced August 14 having selected a consulting team led by the Climate Risk Institute to conduct the province’s first-ever multi-sector climate change impact assessment.
On October 8 the IESO released a report on events that transpired 3 months earlier in response to a transmission outage.
General Motors Canada and partners announced the completion August 31 of a $28 million cogeneration investment at the GM St. Catharines Propulsion Plant.
- Hydro One offers more billing options
- OPG partnership will help recycle heavy water
- Regional planning cycle begins for KWCG region
- Engineers’ society calls for solutions to “wasted” electricity
- Energy storage developments in the last twelve months
- Ontario’s energy mix
- Schneider offering cloud-based power management
- New building cladding can generate power