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Customer Service number +1 416 592 2555
Customer Service number
(Toll Free)
+1 877 592 2555
[Media] support phone number
(Ontario only)
+1 877 592 4008
[Investors/ Franchasing] support phone number +1 416 592 4008
[General Info] support phone number
(Darlington Nuclear Information Centre)
+1 905 623 7122
[General Info] support phone number
(Darlington Nuclear Information Centre)
+1 800 461 0034
[General Info] support phone number
(Pickering Nuclear Information Centre)
+1 905 837 7272
[General Info] support phone number
(Darlington Refurbishment)
+1 866 487 4600
[General Info] support phone number
(Nuclear Waste Management)
+1 519 361 6414#3456
[General Info] support phone number
(Saunders Hydro Dam Visitor Centre)
+1 613 932 4563
[General Info] support phone number
(Pensioner Services)
+1 416 592 3700
[General Info] support phone number
(Pensioner Services)
+1 855 592 3700

Ontario Power Generation Overview

As Ontario’s largest clean electricity generator, OPG produces about half of the province’s power using our diverse portfolio of publically-owned generating assets. Our nuclear stations are the clean-power workhorses in our fleet. We rely on them to produce stable base load energy with virtually no air pollution. To maintain these valuable assets, we have started work on Canada's largest clean energy project - the mid-life refurbishment of the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (GS). We’re also investing in the Pickering Nuclear GS to ensure it continues safely operating until 2024. In 2014, OPG burned its last piece of coal to make electricity. It was North America’s largest climate change action to date. We refueled two of our thermal stations with biomass, which provides Ontario with renewable, dispatchable power. It also optimized the use of existing public assets. We completed converting Atikokan GS in July 2014, and the Thunder Bay GS conversion to advanced biomass followed soon after in January 2015. Hydroelectric power is a renewable resource that has fueled Ontario’s economic growth since the beginning of the 20th century. Today, it accounts for more than one-third of OPG’s electricity production. More than half of our hydro stations are over 80 years old, but thanks to ongoing maintenance and upgrades, they remain important contributors of clean, low-cost power in the province. OPG works efficiently and to the highest standards of safety. We strive to deliver all projects on time and budget. We conduct all aspects of our business openly, honestly and with integrity. And we look beyond the bottom line to support the wellbeing of this province by generating power with purpose.
Industry Utilities
Headquarters Toronto, ON
Company size 5,001-10,000 employees
Website http://www.opg.com

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