Capital Power and its partner Manulife are proposing equipment upgrades at the York Energy Centre (YEC). The upgrades will provide operational flexibility and approximately 38MW of additional generation capacity depending on ambient temperature. The project was submitted to Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) through the Same Technology Upgrades Solicitation.
Capital Power and its partner Manulife are proposing a battery energy storage system (BESS) installation that would provide up to 120 megawatts (MW) of power storage, with electrical energy output for up to four-hours. The project would be located on a separate parcel of land owned by Capital Power, adjacent to the existing York Energy Centre (YEC).
Capital Power is proposing a battery energy storage system (BESS) installation at the Goreway Power Station (GPS) that would provide up to 50 MW of power storage, with electrical energy output for up to four-hours. The project would be located within the footprint of the existing GPS.
potential on site More bullish on recontracting than when we acquired it 45 Ontario gas fleet: vital reliability and flexibility East Windsor 92 MW | +40MW BESS* York 456 MW…
The 525 MW Genesee 3 unit is 100% natural gas fueled. It has clean air technologies that include fabric filters that stop 99.8% of particulate matter from reaching the atmosphere and a flue gas desulphurization unit that brings sulphur dioxide (SO2) emissions well below the provincial emission standard.
Located in Edmonton, Alberta, Clover Bar Landfill Gas is the only
facility in the province which recovers landfill gas and uses it to generate renewable energy.
Halkirk 1 Wind is located on approximately 25,000 acres of private land in Paintearth County No. 18 (40 KM east of Stettler in east-central Alberta). Power generated at this facility is sold into Alberta’s electricity spot market.
Jill Gardiner is a professional corporate director. Previously, she spent over 20 years in the investment banking industry, most recently as Managing Director and Regional Head, British Columbia, for RBC Capital Markets.
Since our inception, we’ve evolved, adapted and grown to face change in our industry and markets head-on. The power industry of today – and the economic and regulatory environments that directly impact our work– look very different than ten years ago and continue to evolve. Despite economic fluctuations, and dynamic and shifting policy and regulatory frameworks, we’ve navigated these challenges, seized opportunities and positioned ourselves as a leader in our energy future.
Sandra leads all Capital Power’s financial functions including Treasury, Financial Reporting, Financial Planning and Analysis, Tax and Investor Relations. She is also responsible for our Enterprise Risk Management processes.