Ontario’s Minister of Energy and Electrification visited Bruce Power on Friday (Nov. 8) to help announce the expansion of the nuclear power operator’s medical isotope production capabilities. Bruce Power and its partners have committed to building a hot cell facility in Bruce County, expediting their ability to process short-lived lutetium-177 to ensure it reaches cancer […]
Ontario’s Minister of Energy and Electrification visited Bruce Power on Friday (Nov. 8) to help announce the expansion of the nuclear power operator’s medical isotope production capabilities. Read More
Bruce Power’s president and chief executive officer, Mike Rencheck, is retiring June 30 but will remain a senior advisor there and to the nuclear industry, the company announced May 13. Rencheck will also remain chair of the Atlanta Centre governors of the World Association of Nuclear Operators. Eric Chassard will succeed him as Bruce Power’s […]
Bruce Power’s president and chief executive officer, Mike Rencheck, is retiring June 30 but will remain a senior advisor there and to the nuclear industry, the company announced May 13. Read More
Bruce Power has taken all four Bruce B reactors offline to perform scheduled work on the vacuum building CANDU safety system — a roughly once-a-decade requirement. The outage began April 23, the start of a 20-day maintenance and inspection project, the nuclear operator said in an April 24 news release. The vacuum building is part […]
Bruce Power has taken all four Bruce B reactors offline to perform scheduled work on the vacuum building CANDU safety system — a roughly once-a-decade requirement. Read More
Bruce County Warden Chris Peabody left the three-day Rural Ontario Municipal Association conference Jan. 23 with assurances of more rural access to natural gas and that municipalities would be consulted on impacts such as on housing in the event of future nuclear expansion at the Bruce. Natural gas buildout in Brockton, where Peabody’s mayor, and […]
Bruce County Warden Chris Peabody left the three-day Rural Ontario Municipal Association conference Jan. 23 with assurances of more rural access to natural gas and that municipalities would be consulted on impacts such as on housing in the event of future nuclear expansion at the Bruce. Read More
Bruce County Warden Chris Peabody left the three-day Rural Ontario Municipal Association conference Jan. 23 with assurances of more rural access to natural gas and that municipalities would be consulted on impacts such as on housing in the event of future nuclear expansion at the Bruce. <a href="https://www.kincardinenews.com/news/local-news/bruce-warden-returns-fro… More</a>