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List of generating stations in Manitoba

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This is a list of public utility electrical generating stations in Manitoba, Canada.

Manitoba produces close to 97% of its electricity through hydropower. The most important hydroelectric development in Manitoba is the 3,955-megawatt Nelson River Hydroelectric Project. Its five power stations produced 27.4 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2014-2015, meeting 75.7% of the provincial demand.

Manitoba Hydro, the government-owned public utility is the main power generator in the province with 15 hydroelectric generating stations, 2 fossil-fuel plants and 4 diesel generators, for a total installed capacity of 5,701 MW.[1]

Hydroelectric

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Name Location River Type Date Units Capacity (MW) Owner Ref
Grand Rapids Generating Station53°9′29″N 99°17′33″WSaskatchewan RiverReservoir19654479Manitoba Hydro[1]
Great Falls Dam50°27′47″N 96°0′11″WWinnipeg RiverRun-of-the-river19226129Manitoba Hydro[1]
Jenpeg Generating Station54°32′36″N 98°1′36″WNelson RiverReservoir19796122Manitoba Hydro[1]
Kelsey Generating Station56°2′21″N 96°31′54″WNelson RiverReservoir19577287Manitoba Hydro[1]
Kettle Generating Station56°23′3″N 94°37′54″WNelson RiverReservoir1970121,220Manitoba Hydro[1]
Laurie River 1 Generating Station56°13′31.4″N 101°0′35.6″WLaurie RiverReservoir195235Manitoba Hydro[1]
Laurie River 2 Generating Station56°15′2.1″N 101°7′5.5″WLaurie RiverReservoir195835Manitoba Hydro[1]
Limestone Generating Station56°30′25″N 94°6′25″WNelson RiverRun-of-the-river1990101,350Manitoba Hydro[1]
Long Spruce Generating Station56°24′1″N 94°22′10″WNelson RiverRun-of-the-river197710980Manitoba Hydro[1]
McArthur Falls Generating Station50°23′51″N 95°59′31″WWinnipeg RiverRun-of-the-river1954856Manitoba Hydro[1]
Pine Falls Generating Station50°34′5″N 96°10′37″WWinnipeg RiverRun-of-the-river1952687Manitoba Hydro[1]
Pointe du Bois Hydroelectric Dam50°18′2″N 95°32′39″WWinnipeg RiverRun-of-the-river19111675Manitoba Hydro (Winnipeg Hydro)[1]
Seven Sisters Generating Station50°7′13″N 96°0′44″WWinnipeg RiverRun-of-the-river19316165Manitoba Hydro[1]
Slave Falls Generating Station50°13′21″N 95°34′6″WWinnipeg RiverRun-of-the-river1931868Manitoba Hydro (Winnipeg Hydro)[1]
Wuskwatim Generating Station55°32′16″N 98°29′46″WBurntwood RiverReservoir20123211Wuskwatim Power Limited Partnership and Manitoba Hydro[2][1]
Keeyask Generating Station56°20′57″N 95°12′10″WNelson RiverRun-of-the-river20227695Tataskweyak Cree Nation/Fox Lake Cree Nation/War Lake First Nation/York Factory First Nation/Keeyask Hydropower Limited Partnership and Manitoba Hydro[3]
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Wind

The two wind farms in Manitoba are privately owned and sell energy to Manitoba Hydro for distribution to customers.

More information Name, Location ...
Name Location Capacity (MW) Date Owner Ref
St. Leon Wind FarmSt. Leon992005Algonquin Power[4]
St. Joseph Wind FarmMontcalm1382011Pattern Energy[5]
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Fossil fuels

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Name Location Units Capacity (MW) Date Owner Type Ref
Brandon Generating Station49°50′44″N 99°53′16″W33271958–2002Manitoba HydroNatural gas[1]
Selkirk Generating Station50°8′32″N 96°53′3″W21251958–2020Manitoba HydroNatural gas[1]
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Off-grid

List of all Manitoba Hydro power plants in Manitoba serving loads in communities not connected to the North American power grid.

More information Name, Location ...
Name Location Capacity (MW) Date Owner Type Ref
BrochetBrochet3Manitoba HydroDiesel[1]
Lac BrochetLac Brochet2Manitoba HydroDiesel[1]
ShamattawaShamattawa3Manitoba HydroDiesel[1]
Tadoule LakeTadoule Lake2Manitoba HydroDiesel[1]
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