-- ハイドロ・ワン(H.TO)は、オンタリオ州北西部にレッドレイク送電線を開発・建設すると、金曜日に発表した。 この計画は、ドライデン変電所(TS)から北へアールフォールズ変電所まで延びる、230キロボルトの二回線送電線と関連施設から構成され、さらにレッドレイク開閉所へと接続される。2030年代初頭の稼働開始が見込まれている。 レッドレイク送電線は、オンタリオ州北西部に約400メガワットの電力供給能力を追加し、既存の供給能力をほぼ4倍に拡大する見込みだ。また、地域全体の電力供給の信頼性を高め、新たに接続される北部の遠隔地コミュニティや周辺地域全体の送電網を強化することも期待されている、と同社は声明で述べた。 近隣の先住民コミュニティは、この送電線事業の株式の50%を取得することができる。 ハイドロ・ワンの株価は、木曜日のトロント証券取引所で1.23ドル高の58.11ドルで取引を終えた。
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