CleanTechnica•3 days ago
Canada Has Named Five Interties. It Still Has To Build A National Grid
- •The Canadian federal government has identified five specific interprovincial/territorial intertie locations (British Columbia–Yukon, Alberta–British Columbia, Alberta–Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan–Manitoba, and Prince Edward Island) as part of its national grid strategy.
- •This shift indicates Canada's electricity strategy is moving from broad clean energy and grid capacity goals to concrete, location-specific infrastructure planning, signaling a more actionable policy environment for developers.
- •The naming of these intertie locations points to the initial stages of significant new transmission infrastructure projects, creating potential development opportunities for both generation and transmission assets.
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