Powering Ontario

There for Ontario, 24/7/365

Ontario’s need for power never takes a rest, and neither does Ontario Power Generation (OPG). We’re on the job 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, operating, maintaining, and building our generating assets to meet today’s demands and prepare for tomorrow’s needs.

Our skilled workforce of 11,000+ people are employed all across the province, from Cornwall to Kenora, building and maintaining 75 generating stations that represent our diverse range of clean power capabilities.

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Our generation portfolio in Ontario

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hydroelectric stations

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nuclear stations

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solar facility

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biomass station

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dual-fuelled oil and gas station

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Atura Power combined-cycle gas turbine stations

OPG also owns a number of additional facilities in Ontario:

  • Our gas-fired combined-cycle generating stations — Our subsidiary, Atura Power, is the operator of four combined-cycle gas turbine generating stations located in Ontario.
  • Bruce nuclear stations — We also own two other nuclear generating stations in Ontario that are leased to Bruce Power L.P.
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Our role

We’re on the job 24/7/365 producing a reliable supply of power for Ontario.

  • Operations span the province
  • Helping to bring down customer price
  • Publicly-owned and accountable to the Province and Ontarians
  • 11,000+ employees
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OPG's WattNext

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