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Our Next Meeting - October 2007 - PLANT TOUR | |
| Date: | Tuesday - October 30, 2007 | |
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5:45 PM - Dinner/Presentation
followed by the Plant Tour We will meet at the plant's main gate at 5:45 PM. Follow this link for a map and directions (in PDF format) or use this Direct Link to Google Map At 6:00 PM OPG will escort our group to their boardroom. - Dinner and a overview presentation - Plant Tour |
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Ontario Power
Generation - Nanticoke Generating Station Please be sure to confirm your attendance via: - Submitting the online Attendance Confirmation form -or- - E-Mail message to Jack Vincent -or - - Telefax sent to the attention of Jack Vincent - (905) 333-4976 |
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This plant tour
will be limited to a maximum of
25
participants. All participants will need to bring/wear safety shoes. OPG will provide hard hats, safety glasses and ear protection. |
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| Subject: | Plant Tour - Ontario Power Generation - Nanticoke | |
 The
Nanticoke coal-fuelled generating station is
located on the north shore of Lake Erie in
Haldimand County, Ontario. Its eight generating
units are capable of producing 3,920 megawatts
(MW) of power.
 The
station's annual production is in the range of
20 to 24 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh), enough
electricity to run nearly 2.5 million households
for a full year. Nanticoke's staff of about 600
highly skilled people includes engineers,
technicians, mechanical and electrical
maintenance trades-people, plant and equipment
operators, environmental technicians, managers
and administrators.
Together, they
strive to maintain a workplace that is safe,
healthy and respectful of all employees. The
installation of Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)
equipment on two of Nanticoke’s eight units
reduces nitrogen oxide emissions from these
units by 6,000 tonnes annually, or by 80 per
cent from 2000 levels. |
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| Speaker: | Gordon Jeung - Ontario Power Generation | |
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