Bruce Power has successfully placed all eight steam generators into Unit 3, marking a major milestone in its Major Component Replacement (MCR) Project.
This is part of Bruce Power’s Life-Extension Program, which aims to provide clean and reliable electricity to Ontario for decades. The Unit 3 MCR outage, which began in 2023, is on track to return the unit to service in 2026.
The project has created jobs and had a positive economic impact on Ontario, with 97% of the $250 million cost being spent on local parts and labor.
Want to know more? Read here: Final lift sees all eight massive steam generators now placed into Unit 3, marking a major milestone in Bruce Power’s MCR Project | Mammoet News
About Bruce Power: based in Bruce County, Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory, Ontario, is a Canadian-owned partnership formed in 2001. With 4,200 employees, the company delivers clean, reliable nuclear power and cancer-fighting medical isotopes. Bruce Power is committed to environmental protection and community support. Learn more at www.brucepower.com and follow them on social media.
