Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has been a part of Northeastern Ontario for over 100 years, and today we have 14 hydroelectric generating stations in operation. These stations, their employees, our host communities, and our First Nation partners play an important role in helping generate clean, reliable power for Ontario.
See how we are a part of communities across Northeastern Ontario and learn about our many local programs, initiatives, and events.
Upcoming events
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We're performing upgrades some of our stations in Northeastern Ontario, which may impact road access across dams, and along roads on or near our property. Drivers wishing to cross should expect intermittent delays or temporary closures. We thank the public for their patience and continued commitment to road safety.
Otter Rapids GS Dam Crossing
- Drivers can expect intermittent delays until November 2024.
Little Long Generating Station
- The road crossing Adam Creek Spillway remains closed to the public until December 2024. The alternate route remains traveling through Kapuskasing and up Fred Flatt Road to access Little Long and areas North.
Please note this schedule is subject to change, and the version on this web page is the most current and accurate.
Key projects and initiatives
At OPG, we have a purpose that goes beyond generating clean, reliable, low-cost power – we’re helping generate a stronger, cleaner, more prosperous Ontario.
Generating power with purpose
Our role in Ontario isn’t just measured by kilowatts (although we’re really good at producing them); it’s measured by our relationships, the impact we make and the future we leave to the next generation. That’s why we strive to be good corporate citizens who care about the environmental, economic, and social wellbeing of all Ontario.
Environmental initiatives
Our generation in Northeastern Ontario
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