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Ontario — Energy and Mines

Government of CanadaJul 28, 2026Ontario

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Ontario's Energy Minister Stephen Lecce announced that OPG and Haldimand County will sign a formal memorandum of understanding and begin consultation about energy-generation options at the former Nanticoke coal-fired power plant site.
Ontario’s Energy Minister Stephen Lecce says safeguards are in place regarding data centres, including amendments to allow denying projects that don’t add value or align with the province’s broader interests.

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Ontario's Energy Minister Stephen Lecce announced that OPG and Haldimand County will sign a formal memorandum of understanding and begin consultation about energy-generation options at the former Nanticoke coal-fired power plant site. He said the province is seriously considering a nuclear reactor, noting a gas plant could be brought online faster, and…

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Ontario’s Energy Minister Stephen Lecce says safeguards are in place regarding data centres, including amendments to allow denying projects that don’t add value or align with the province’s broader interests. He notes safeguards to protect electricity users from price increases, with the Bill 40 framework ensuring any company on the grid pays 100% of the…

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