Abstract
Projects under development will increase the generating capacity of New Brunswick Electric Power Commission from 1.47 to 3.14 GW. Of these projects, the most significant is the 0.63 GW Point Lepreau CANDU reactor. Progress in the construction of the power reactor is summarized. The concrete reactor building was slipformed in April 1976. A second nuclear unit at Point Lepreau is being considered. Information is also provided on the new oil-fired station at Coleson Cove, a new oil- or coal-fired unit at Dalhousie and further hydro units at Mactaquac. A 0.16 GW pumped storage hydro unit at Green River is being considered. Information on transmission (Including the HVDC system), substations, and connection with Hydro Quebec is included.
Burgess, E J
[1]
- New Brunswick Electric Power Commission, Fredericton (Canada)
Citation Formats
Burgess, E J.
Point Lepreau nuclear project unlocks power future of New Brunswick.
Canada: N. p.,
1976.
Web.
Burgess, E J.
Point Lepreau nuclear project unlocks power future of New Brunswick.
Canada.
Burgess, E J.
1976.
"Point Lepreau nuclear project unlocks power future of New Brunswick."
Canada.
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title = {Point Lepreau nuclear project unlocks power future of New Brunswick}
author = {Burgess, E J}
abstractNote = {Projects under development will increase the generating capacity of New Brunswick Electric Power Commission from 1.47 to 3.14 GW. Of these projects, the most significant is the 0.63 GW Point Lepreau CANDU reactor. Progress in the construction of the power reactor is summarized. The concrete reactor building was slipformed in April 1976. A second nuclear unit at Point Lepreau is being considered. Information is also provided on the new oil-fired station at Coleson Cove, a new oil- or coal-fired unit at Dalhousie and further hydro units at Mactaquac. A 0.16 GW pumped storage hydro unit at Green River is being considered. Information on transmission (Including the HVDC system), substations, and connection with Hydro Quebec is included.}
journal = []
volume = {70:8}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Canada}
year = {1976}
month = {Aug}
}
title = {Point Lepreau nuclear project unlocks power future of New Brunswick}
author = {Burgess, E J}
abstractNote = {Projects under development will increase the generating capacity of New Brunswick Electric Power Commission from 1.47 to 3.14 GW. Of these projects, the most significant is the 0.63 GW Point Lepreau CANDU reactor. Progress in the construction of the power reactor is summarized. The concrete reactor building was slipformed in April 1976. A second nuclear unit at Point Lepreau is being considered. Information is also provided on the new oil-fired station at Coleson Cove, a new oil- or coal-fired unit at Dalhousie and further hydro units at Mactaquac. A 0.16 GW pumped storage hydro unit at Green River is being considered. Information on transmission (Including the HVDC system), substations, and connection with Hydro Quebec is included.}
journal = []
volume = {70:8}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Canada}
year = {1976}
month = {Aug}
}