#Canada
Articles etiquetados con «Canada».
Bay du Nord oil field
Bay du Nord is an offshore oil field in Canada owned by Equinor, discovered in 2013 and valued at $16 billion.
Pool Test Reactor: Design, Operation, and Legacy at Chalk River
The Pool Test Reactor (PTR) was a 10 kWt research reactor at Chalk River, Canada, used for burnup measurements from 1957 to 1990.
Travers Solar Project: Canada's Largest Photovoltaic Power Station
The Travers Solar Project in Alberta is Canada's largest PV station, reaching 465 MW capacity in 2022.
National Research Universal reactor
Retired Canadian research reactor that produced global medical isotopes and advanced CANDU design.
Eagle Spirit Pipeline: Proposed First Nations-Owned Infrastructure in Western Canada
Overview of the proposed Eagle Spirit Pipeline, a First Nations-owned project to transport oil and gas from Alberta to British Columbia.
Joffre Cogeneration Plant
Natural gas cogeneration plant in Alberta, Canada, owned by Heartland, Capital Power, and Nova Chemicals.
Sault Ste. Marie Solar Park: Ontario's Early Large-Scale PV Infrastructure
Overview of the 68 MW Sault Ste. Marie Solar Park in Ontario, Canada, its construction history, feed-in tariff economics, and regional energ...
Coal in Canada: Reserves, Production, and the 2030 Phase-Out
Overview of Canada's coal industry, reserves, and the national transition away from coal-fired power generation by 2030.
Keyera: Canada's Leading Midstream NGL Operator
Keyera is a major Canadian midstream oil and gas operator specializing in natural gas liquids processing and transportation infrastructure.
Cat Arm Hydroelectric Development
Overview of the Cat Arm Hydroelectric Development in Newfoundland, Canada, detailing its 127 MW capacity and infrastructure.
Beauharnois generating station
Hydroelectric power station on the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada.
RETScreen: Clean Energy Management Software
RETScreen is a clean energy management software suite developed by the Government of Canada for assessing renewable energy and efficiency pr...
Churchill Falls Generating Station: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and the 1969 Contract Dispute
Churchill Falls is a 5428 MW hydroelectric station in Labrador, Canada. Known for its underground powerhouse and the long-standing contract...