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Once-Opposed LNG Plant Now Helps Keep Yukon Lights On During Crisis
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Once-Opposed LNG Plant Now Helps Keep Yukon Lights On During Crisis
Record-breaking cold has pushed Yukon’s electrical grid to its limits, with officials warning that rolling blackouts may become necessary as Arctic temperatures continue to grip the territory. The power system reached an all-time peak demand of 123 megawatts on December 22, approaching the territory’s maximum capacity of 140 megawatts. Temperatures had dropped below -40°C across […]
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