The Power Source

Keeping you connected with news, stories and information about Energy Alberta and the proposed Peace River Nuclear Power Project.

 
 

Planning Together: A Community-Driven Approach

Energy Alberta is taking an important step forward with the launch of a collaborative Socio-Economic Working Group. As the Project advances, the group will help ensure local knowledge, priorities and expertise inform the assessment of potential Project effects and opportunities. 

Reflections From the Indigenous Ambassador Program at the Canadian Nuclear Association Conference

As part of the Canadian Nuclear Association's Indigenous Ambassador Program, President Wendy Goulet of the Cadotte Lake Métis Nation joined Indigenous leaders from across Canada at one of the country's largest gatherings focused on nuclear energy, innovation and the future of clean power.

Fueling the Future: Developing the Next Generation of Energy Leaders

Building Western Canada’s energy future requires more than infrastructure - it requires investing in people. We are proud to support students and emerging professionals who are gaining valuable experience while helping shape the future of energy in Western Canada. 

 

Electricity Is the New Economic Advantage


The places with the most reliable electricity will have a competitive edge in tomorrow's economy. 

 

Reliable electricity is increasingly influencing where businesses invest, where industries grow and where communities thrive.  

 

Hear from Mike Law, Head of Power System Integration at Energy Alberta, as he explains why reliable electricity can become one of Alberta's greatest economic advantages. 

 
 

In the News


Will Canada become a global nuclear leader? Here’s what one expert says (CTV News)


Alberta Peace region pitches itself as nuclear energy hub for province and beyond (Calgary Sun)


 
 

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