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| | Electricity generation in Canada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Electricity is generated at 14 hydro, coal, oil, diesel, nuclear and Orimulsion®, powered stations, with an installed net capacity of 3,313 MW comprised of 1,903 MW thermal, 884 MW hydro and 526 MW of combustion turbine capacity. |
 | | One of the Ontario government's election promises was to close down by 2007 all of the coal-fired generating stations because of their air pollution, but this has been delayed pending their replacement. |
 | | Previously a similar massive 4-volume report "Balance of Power" was published in 1989 by the then Ontario Hydro, covering the estimated requirements until 2014, but because of the recession in the early 1990s, and the consequent unforeseen reduction of electricity demand, the recommendations of that report were not implemented. |
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