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- Essar Cogeneration Facility (63.0 MW) - Sault Ste. Marie
- Becker Cogeneration Plant (15.0 MW) - Hornepayne
- Durham College District Energy (2.3 MW) - Oshawa
- East Windsor Cogeneration Centre (84.0 MW) - Windsor
- GTAA Cogeneration Plant (90.0 MW) - Mississauga
- Great Northern Tri-Gen Facility (11.3 MW) - Kingsville
- London Cogeneration Facility (12 MW) - London
- Sarnia Regional Cogeneration Plant (444.0 MW) - Sarnia
- Sudbury District Energy Cogeneration Plant (5.0 MW) - Sudbury
- Sudbury District Energy Hospital Cogeneration (6.7 MW) - Sudbury
- Thorold Cogeneration Project (236.4 MW) - Thorold
- Trent Valley Cogeneration Plant (8.3 MW) - Trenton
- Warden Energy Centre (5.0 MW) - Markham
- St. Marys Renewable Energy Centre (30.0 MW) - Sault Ste. Marie
- St. Marys Renewable Energy Centre (30.0 MW) - Sault Ste. Marie
- Thunder Bay Condensing Turbine Project (40.0 MW) - Thunder Bay
- Hydroelectric
- 635294 Generating Station (0.52 MW) - Black River
- Andrews Generating Station (47 MW) - Montreal River
- Aubrey Falls Generating Station (162 MW) - Mississagi River
- Bracebridge Falls Generating Station (0.6 MW) - Bracebridge: North Branch Muskoka River
- Brewers Mills (0.9 MW) - Seely's Bay: Cataraqui River
- Burk's Falls (1.1 MW) - Burk's Falls: Magnetawan River
- Calm Lake Generating Station (9 MW) - Bennett Township: Rainy River
- Campbellford Generating Station (2.0 MW) - Campbellford: Trent Severn Waterway
- Cascade Street Generating Station (1.2 MW) - Sequin River
- Chaudiere No. 2. Generating Station (8.4 MW) - Ottawa: Ottawa River
- Chaudiere No. 4 Generating Station (9.3 MW) - Ottawa: Ottawa River
- Clergue Generating Station (52.0 MW) - St. Mary’s River
- Current River Generating Station (0.5 MW) - Thunder Bay: Current River
- Dunford Generating Station (45 MW) - Michipicoten River
- Fort Frances Generating Station (10 MW) - Fort Frances: Rainy River
- Gananoque (0.7 MW) - Gananoque: Gananoque River
- Gartshore Generating Station (23 MW) - Montreal River
- Glen Miller Generating Station (8 MW) - Trenton: Trent River
- Harmon Generating Station (219.0 MW) - Kapuskasing: Mattagami River
- Harris Generating Station (12.0 MW) - Magpie River
- Healey Falls Generating Station (15.7 MW) - Trenton: Trent River
- Heywood Generating Station (7.2 MW) - St. Catharines: Twelve Mile Creek
- Hogg Generating Station (18.0 MW) - Montreal River
- Hollingsworth Generating Station (23 MW) - Michipicoten River
- Hound Chute Generating Station (9.5 MW) - Timiskaming: Montreal River
- Iroquois Falls Generating Station (29 MW) - Iroquois Falls: Abitibi River
- Island Falls Generating Station (20.0 MW) - Smooth Rock Falls: Mattagami River
- Island Falls Generating Station (38 MW) - Smooth Rock Falls: Abitibi River
- Jones Falls (2.4 MW) - Elgin: Cataraqui River
- Kagawong Generating Station (0.75 MW) - Kagawong River
- Kenora Generating Station (6 MW) - Kenora: Winnipeg River
- Kingston Mills (1.9 MW) - Kingston: Cataraqui River
- Kipling Generating Station (233.0 MW) - Kapuskasing: Mattagami River
- Lac Seul/Ear Falls - Obishikokaang Waasiganikewigamig Generating Station (29.3 MW) - Ear Falls: English River
- Little Long Generating Station (204.0 MW) - Kapuskasing: Mattagami River
- London Street Generating Station (4.1 MW) - Peterborough: Otonabee River
- Lower Sturgeon Generating Station (14.0 MW) - Timmins: Mattagami River
- MacKay Generating Station (62 MW) - Montreal River
- Matthias Generating Station (2.95 MW) - Bracebridge: South Muskoka Waterway
- McPhail Generating Station (13.0 MW) - Michipicoten River
- Minden Generating Station (4.0 MW) - Minden: Gull River
- Mission Generating Station (16.0 MW) - Magpie River
- Norman Generating Station (10 MW) - Kenora: Winnipeg River
- Rayner Generating Station (46 MW) - Wharnclife: Mississagi River
- Red Rock Falls Generating Station (41 MW) - Algoma: Mississagi River
- Renfrew Lower Plant Generating Station (0.99 MW) – Renfrew: Bonnechere River
- Renfrew Upper Plant Generating Station (0.99 MW) – Renfrew: Bonnechere River
- Rideau Falls (2.0 MW) - Ottawa: Rideau Canal
- Sandy Falls Generating Station (5.5 MW) - Timmins: Mattagami River
- Scarfe Lake Generating Station (2.3 MW) - Township of Cobden - Blind Riger: Canoe Lake
- Scone Generating Station (0.07 MW) - Hamlet of Scone: North Saugeen River
- Scott Falls Generating Station (22.4 MW) - Michipicoten River
- Smoky Falls Generating Station (268.0 MW) - Kapuskasing: Mattagami River
- Steephill Generating Station (16.0 MW) – Magpie River
- Stewart Generating Station (0.2 MW) - Arnprior: Waba
- Sturgeon Falls Generating Station (7.0 MW) - Bennet Township: Seine River
- Swift Rapids Generating Station (7.9 MW) - Severn Falls: Severn River
- Tembec Generating Station (8.0 MW) - Smooth Rock Falls: Mattagami River
- Twin Falls Generating Station (22 MW) - Iroquois Falls: Abitibi River
- Umbata Falls Generating Station (23 MW) - Marathon: White River
- Washburn (0.2 MW) - Seeley's Bay: Cataraqui River
- Wawaitin Generating Station (15 MW) - Timmins: Mattagami River
- Wells Generating Station (239 MW) - Wharnclife, Mississagi River
- West Nipissing Power Generation (6.5 MW) - Sturgeon Falls: Sturgeon River
- Wilson's Falls (0.6 MW) - Bracebridge: North Branch Muskoka River
- Nuclear
- Simple Cycle/Combined Cycle (Clean Energy)
- Brighton Beach Power Station (541.3 MW) - Windsor
- Goreway Station (839.1 MW) - Brampton
- Greenfield Energy Centre (1005.0 MW) - Sarnia
- Halton Hills Generating Station (641.5 MW) - Halton Hills
- Portlands Energy Centre (550.0 MW) - Toronto
- St. Clair Energy Centre (577.0 MW) - Sarnia
- York Energy Centre (393.0 MW) - Northern York Region
- Wind Power
- Enbridge Ontario Wind Farm (181.5 MW) - Bruce County
- Erie Shores Wind Farm (99 MW) - Port Burwell
- Gosfield Wind Project (50.6 MW) - Essex County
- Greenwich Windfarm (98.9 MW) - District of Thunder Bay
- Kingsbridge I Wind Power Project (39.6 MW) - Goderich
- Kruger Energy Chatham Wind Project (99.4 MW) - Municipality of Chatham-Kent
- Kruger Energy Port Alma Wind Power Project (101.2 MW) - Port Alma
- Melancthon I Wind Plant (67.5 MW) - Melancthon TWP
- Melancthon II Wind Plant (132 MW) - Amaranth/Melancthon TWP
- Prince I Wind Power Project (99 MW) - Aweres/Dennis/Pennefather/Prince TWP
- Prince II Wind Power Project (90 MW) - Dennis/Pennefather TWP
- Raleigh Wind Energy Centre (78 MW)
- Ripley Wind Power Project (76 MW) - Huron/Kinloss TWP
- Talbot Windfarm (98.9 MW) - Howard/Oxford TWP
- Wolfe Island Wind Project (197.8 MW) - Wolfe Island
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- Renewables I
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- Southwest Greater Toronto Area
- Schedule for the Southwest GTA RFP process
- Southwest GTA - Addendum No. 1 - May 12, 2009
- Southwest GTA - Addendum No. 2 - June 19, 2009
- Southwest GTA - Request for Proposals - March 13, 2009
- Southwest GTA Fairness Report - October 13, 2009
- Southwest GTA Request for Qualifications (RFQ)
- Q&A 01 – Southwest GTA - Now Closed
- Q&A 01 – Southwest GTA RFP - Now Closed
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- 3.3.4 - EPC Experience
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- Section 6.6 - Material Deterioration
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- Transformer Stations
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- Water Supply
- Results of the Southwest GTA Request For Qualifications – January 16, 2009
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- York Region Demand Response
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- RFP - Adapting Lean Manufacturing to Support Implementation of ISO 50001 Energy Management Systems Standard
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- Ontario Power Authority and St. Marys Paper Corp. sign contract for clean energy project in Sault Ste. Marie
- "UnPlug Your Stuff" teen campaign goes viral
- 2010 Power Pledge Community Challenge This Wednesday
- Aboriginal communities get new tools to develop clean power projects
- An open letter to Oakville residents
- CMI 2009 - community momentum news release
- Clean air strategy and replacement power supply for Southwest GTA
- Details of proposed rate calculation
- Energy-Efficiency Program Launched For Ontario's Industrial Sector
- First major northern hydroelectric project in 40 years boosts northern economy
- Four firms register to submit bids to build new gas power plant in southwestern GTA
- Kids' Corner puts fun in conservation
- Kingston and Sioux Lookout take top honours in the "Count Me In! Community Challenge Day"
- More clean energy being produced in Ontario
- New Green Energy projects generate more green jobs
- New Ontario program will help communities develop clean energy projects
- New price category proposed for microFIT ground-mounted solar PV projects
- Northern York Region town hall
- OPA to run province-wide holiday greeting card contest
- OPA’s Demand Response 3 Program Activated Yesterday
- Ontarians get the green light for 700 rooftop solar projects
- Ontarians unaware of unnecessary power drain, study finds
- Ontario Communities gearing up for conservation challenge
- Ontario Power Authority establishes new First Nations and Métis relations department
- Ontario Power Authority finalizes price for new ground-mounted solar category
- Ontario announces 184 large-scale renewable energy projects
- Ontario unveils North America's first Feed-in Tariff
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- Ontario’s “Count Me In! Community Challenge Day” is this Friday
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- Conservation: Using our Resources Wisely
- The Employment Impacts of Energy Conservation in Ontario
- A Progress Report on Electricity Supply (First Quarter 2011)
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- Second Ontario Energy Conservation Week announced - Leadership Summit kicks off drive for provincewide mobilization
- Senior level appointments strategically strengthen OPA Communications and Aboriginal Relations capabilities
- Southwest GTA 2009 public information sessions
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- OPA News Archive
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- OPA News Online
- Oakville Power Plant not moving forward
- Ontario green energy policy triggers record-breaking private investment
- Ontario municipalities challenged to energy conservation duel
- Ontario solar plant to create 500 jobs
- Ontario tariffs push renewable power
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