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Ontario begins construction of 1st small reactor as it aims to lead in new nuclear technology

  • Ontario started construction in 2025 on the first small modular nuclear reactor in the G7 at the Darlington site.
  • The project follows approval by Energy Minister Stephen Lecce and aims to meet rising electricity demand through four reactors producing 1,200 MW.
  • The reactors use GE Hitachi's BWRX-300 technology, rely mainly on Ontario suppliers, and each will power roughly 300,000 homes.
  • Lecce called the announcement a historic milestone, highlighting 18,000 jobs and $38.5 billion added to Canada’s GDP over 65 years.
  • The project will be financed without major government funding and is expected to have broad economic and clean energy implications for Ontario.
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Canadian Manufacturing broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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