In 2023, two of the six diesel engines in downtown Dawson City will reach their end-of-life. The combined capacity of these two engines is 2.5 megawatts. We will replace the two end-of-life engines with one new 2.5 megawatt diesel engine. The new engine will be installed at our substation in…
Learn moreThis project was completed in December 2021 on budget and COVID-free. It was needed to improve power quality and reliability, improve public safety and enable future growth around Mayo and Keno. The Mayo to McQuesten Transmission Project consisted of replacing the 65-year-old transmission line between Mayo and the McQuesten substation and adding system…
Learn moreConstruction is underway Construction has begun at the Riverside substation on Nisutlin Drive. Expansion work at the substation includes: ongoing excavation, including heavy equipment work; and installation of the ground grid, foundations, fencing, cables and electrical equipment. Upgrades to the existing transmission line between the substation and the Whitehorse dam…
Learn more2021 flooding in the Southern Lakes led to boat lock damage. Last year’s high-water levels and flood conditions in the Southern Lakes caused significant damage to the Lewes River Control Structure boat lock and island. The Lewes River Control Structure is a critical piece of energy infrastructure that helps us…
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