OPG
Ontario Power Generation
"Producing reliable, low-cost power using a diverse mix of generating sources"- www.opg.com
A net-zero carbon company by 2040, a catalyst for net-zero carbon economies by 2050
OPG Map of Assets (pdf download)
OPG is regulated by the OEB, and is roughly 35% less expensive than other generatorsProviding Value through Innovation and Efficiency, Respecting Indigenous Relations, Fostering a Culture of ED&I75 Operating Stations in Ontario
2 Nuclear Generating Stations GS [Pickering & Darlington], + 2 Leased Nuclear Stations [Bruce A&B]
- Darlington's Refurbishment is North Americas largest clean energy projects
- Pickering reaches the End of Commercial Operation in 2025
- Produce 50% of the worlds medical supply of Cobalt-60 for sterilization
- Darlington is North Americas only producer of Molybdenum-99 isotope
2 Thermal Stations [Lennox GS (Gas), Atikokan GS (Biomass)]
66 Hydroelectric Stations
1 Solar Station [Nanticoke- transformed from a previous coal plant]
Atura Power (an acquired subsidiary)
- Napanese GS, Halton Hills GS, Portlands Energy Centre
85 Operating Stations in the U.S.
85 Hydroelectric Stations (acquisition of Eagle Creek and Cube Hydro)
Future Orientation (promoting economic development)
Small Modular Reactors (SMR)
- Using Darlington's New Nuclear Site Development and Environmental Assessement to license the 1st SMR in Canada
- The Global First Power Partnership (Joint Venture with Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation) to build, own and operate Canada's first off-grid micro SMR
- Advancing grid-scale SMR development with GE Hitachi, Terrestrial Energy and X-energy
Electrification
- Ivy Charging Network for Electric Vehicles (Joint Venture with Hydro One)
- Advancing Fleet and Transit: TTC eBus and Amherst/Wolfe Island Ferry charging infrastructures
Planting Trees and creating Grasslands and Wetlands
Hydrogen and Energy Storage