As you head into the long weekend, it’s important to ensure you follow safe practices near all transmission lines and electrical facilities. While transmission line right-of ways may appear to be an ideal trail for outdoor activities and recreational vehicles, it’s best to avoid given the hazards that can often be hidden. For your safety,… Read More
The Nalcor Energy Churchill Falls Fire & Security Department is donating a fire truck to the community of Port Hope Simpson. The donation is being presented this morning to the Port Hope Simpson Volunteer Fire Department by Darrin Mills, Churchill Falls Fire Chief, and Jean Healey, Churchill Falls Fire & Security Officer. “We are always… Read More
Nalcor Energy released its annual Business and Financial Report today, including the Annual Audited Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2018. “Nalcor’s overall financial performance in 2018 was strong. In fulfilling our mandate to responsibly develop and manage Newfoundland and Labrador’s energy resources, we rely on the skills of our dedicated workforce… Read More
Nalcor Energy Churchill Falls would like to advise the public of the Annual Draw Down of the Ossokmanuan Reservoir beginning at midnight on March 11, 2019. This will result in dangerous ice conditions and open water upstream and downstream of the Gabbro Control Structure and along the narrows at the Ossok Bridge along the Trans-Labrador… Read More
February, 15, 2019, St. John’s, NL – Stan Marshall, President and Chief Executive Officer for Nalcor Energy announces changes to the company’s executive leadership team. “The changes being made today will allow us to continue to focus on the successful completion of the Muskrat Falls Project; to prepare the provincial electricity system for integration of… Read More
November 16, 2018, St. John’s, NL – Nalcor Energy reported its financial results for the third quarter of 2018. “Nalcor Energy’s financial results up to the end of the third quarter continue to be sound. Managing the company’s $18 billion in assets, while advancing the Muskrat Falls Project, is no small feat. It requires the… Read More
Nalcor Energy Churchill Falls advises the public that the controlled water release at the Churchill Falls Jacopie Spillway has ended. Safety is Nalcor’s number one priority. Nalcor advises the public to continue to avoid the areas around its generation facilities as water levels in these areas are unpredictable and will fluctuate. Please continue to avoid:… Read More
Nalcor Energy Churchill Falls advises the public of the continued controlled release of water from the upper Churchill reservoir at the Jacopie Spillway. This is to ensure safe water levels are maintained in the reservoir. The controlled release is expected to continue for approximately the first 7 to 10 days of November. Water levels along… Read More
Nalcor Energy Churchill Falls advises the public of a controlled water release to occur from the upper Churchill reservoir at the Jacopie Spillway commencing on October 18, 2018 and lasting approximately two weeks. This controlled release is to ensure we continue to maintain safe water levels in the reservoir. During the controlled release, water levels… Read More
Nalcor Energy releases second quarter financial results August 22, 2018, St. John’s, NL – Nalcor Energy today reported its financial results for the second quarter of 2018. “In the second quarter of 2018, we achieved a significant milestone – the first flow of electricity from the Churchill Falls Generating Plant over the Labrador-Island Link. This… Read More