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Monday, September 9, 2013 - 08:00
A new “inventory” of potential Northern Ontario hydroelectric stations may allow remote First Nations to get rid of their outdated diesel-powered generators, as well as provide a source of clean, cheap power to the Ring of Fire mining belt.
The inventory, to be catalogued through a provincially funded study overseen by the Ontario Waterpower Association, could make this province more like its neighbours when it comes to the development of remote hydro stations.
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