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Pelly's Space
Pelly is a uranium pellet who loves powering nuclear generation, bananas, and hanging out with his besties.
nuclearpelly.ca
Climate Challengers
OPG's podcast series featuring the people doing what they can to help to save the world from the consequences of climate change.
climatechallengers.com
Atura Power
Get to know Ontario's newest power generator. Atura power is helping enable a cleaner energy future.
aturapower.com
Laurentis Energy Partners
Learn more about Laurentis Energy Partners, an OPG subsidiary.
laurentisenergy.com
Prepare to be Safe
Learn more about nuclear emergency preparedness, and order your KI pills.
Prepare to be Safe
Powered by communities
OPG owns and operates generating stations in communities across Ontario from Kenora to Cornwall. As a separate generating company, we’ve been around for 20 years, but our history of service, through our predecessor companies including Ontario Hydro, goes back for more than 100 years. For OPG and our employees, being a part of the community is about much more than safely generating electricity. It’s about being engaged community members who encourage and support local organizations and initiatives that help keep our communities strong and healthy.
The Corporate Citizenship Program (CCP) is one way OPG demonstrates its commitment to the well-being of the communities that host our facilities. Since 1999, OPG through the CCP, has been proud to provide community investment (charitable, not-for-profit, and in-kind) support to 800+ host community initiatives annually.
Corporate and community citizenship
Our community citizenship is also reflected in the hundreds of hours many of our employees devote annually to volunteer work within their communities, and through the Employee and Pensioner Charity Campaign which raises about $2 million annually for charities of choice.
OPG also is committed to building and growing long-term, mutually beneficial working relationships with Indigenous communities near our current and future operations in Ontario. Our Indigenous Relations group helps build these relationships in keeping with OPG’s Indigenous Relations Policy.
Beyond our partnerships and initiatives, OPG understands our most important job is to ensure the safety of the public and our staff.
With 66 hydroelectric stations and 241 dams on 24 river systems, and 2 nuclear stations, ensuring safety systems, emergency preparedness plans and public education remains a significant, ongoing focus and our number one priority.
