Sector · updated October 12, 2026

Power and transmission projects in Western Canada

7 tracked projects. Gas plants, transmission lines and the grid decisions that decide which industrial and data-centre loads get connected.

ProjectProvinceSectorStatusNext milestoneDisclosed cost
North Coast Transmission Line (NCTL)B.C.PowerPhase 1 clearing since July; four line teams shortlistedOct 15 final draft contract · Dec 15 proposals · May 2027 awardC$6B (Phases 1–2, BC Hydro estimate); C$3.9B federal–provincial commitment
Greenlight Electricity CentreAlbertaGas powerFID Jul 2; all major approvals in handIn service H2 2030~C$4.6B incl. financing
Capital Power supply to Meta / GeneseeAlbertaPower supply—Load in back half of 2028—
SaskPower Aspen Power StationSaskatchewanPowerUnder construction since April 2024; 1.4M worker hours to dateCommissioning, then in service December 2027—
Site C Clean Energy ProjectB.C.PowerAll six generating units in service by Aug 8, 2025; more than 94% complete overall (Mar 2026)Remaining works and close-out; about C$1.1B left to spendC$16B approved budget (C$14.9B spent to Mar 31, 2026)
BC Hydro 2024 and 2025 calls for powerB.C.Power2024 call: 10 EPAs (nine wind, one solar), about 4,830 GWh/yr. 2025 call: four projects, about 3,500 GWh/yr, announced May 2026Permitting; BC Hydro interconnection work from 2027; projects online from 2030–2033C$4.3B private investment (2025 call, Province)
BC Hydro Peace to Kelly Lake Stations SustainmentB.C.PowerImplementation phase (board-approved Dec 2022); no material changes in the Nov 2024–Oct 2025 reporting periodIn service October 2028C$354.0M authorized (BC Hydro)

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