First Nations push back on fast-tracking Bruce Power project

First Nations push back on fast-tracking Bruce Power project

TORONTO – Ontario wants to see its newest nuclear power project in the province's southwest move ahead quickly, but two nearby Indigenous communities say the mega-project cannot be rushed.

Major nuclear plant expansion envisioned on the far side of Lake Huron

Catch the latest energy news from around the region. Check back for these monthly Energy News Roundups. Ontario is moving ahead with big plans for new nuclear. Expansion of the eight-reactor Bruce nuclear site in Kincardine, on the shores of Lake Huron, would be the province’s first large nuclear power project in decades. As proposed, the project could add 4,800 megawatts of nuclear generation capacity, contribute about $238 billion to Canada’s …

Bruce Power selects Worley to support the development of technical requirements for Bruce C new nuclear project

Bruce Power has selected Worley to provide independent support for early-phase technology evaluation as part of its Bruce C Project, which is focused on new nuclear generation to power Ontario’s future.  Bruce C represents an opportunity to add up to 4,800 megawatts of clean, reliable nuclear capacity at the Bruce Power site, supporting Ontario’s growing demand for electricity while reinforcing energy security and economic growth.  Worley will s…

Ontario Government supports pre-development work for Bruce C

Today, Ontario’s Minister of Energy and Mines, Hon. Stephen Lecce, announced support to advance the next stage of pre-development work for the proposed Bruce C Project, marking an important step forward on the opportunity to add up to 4,800 megawatts of new nuclear generation at Bruce Power. This pre-development work includes ongoing readiness activities such as technology selection, workforce and commercial planning, estimating the cost of site…