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Energy Systems

Energy Systems. February 9, 2011. April 1, 1999 – split into five entities. OPG Was Established in 1999. The People of Ontario. Generators/Bulk Transmission/Distributors. Local Utilities and Distribution Companies. (Other Generators). Regulators, Supply Management & Planning.

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Energy Systems

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  1. Energy Systems February 9, 2011

  2. April 1, 1999 – split into five entities OPG Was Established in 1999

  3. The People of Ontario Generators/Bulk Transmission/Distributors Local Utilities and Distribution Companies (Other Generators) Regulators, Supply Management & Planning Ontario Energy Board Shareholder – Policy/Strategic Direction Ontario’s Electricity Framework

  4. OPG Produces About Two-Thirds of Ontario’s Electricity OPG Generating Facilities In-service capacity: over 21,000 MW* • 65 hydroelectric • 3 nuclear • 2 leased nuclear • 5 thermal • 2 co-owned gas • 12,000 employees • In 2009, OPG generated 92.5 terawatt hours (TWh) of electricity. *as of Dec. 31, 2009

  5. OPG Production Mix 2002 & 2009

  6. Ontario: Electricity Supply 2002 & 2010 2010 Actual Mkt/Primary tbc Nuclear 55% Hydro 20.4% Gas 13.6% Coal 8.3% Wind 1.9% Other 0.8%

  7. Acid Gas Emissions 1983 - 2009

  8. Ontario’s Long-Term Energy Plan • Released by Minister of Energy in November 2010 • Detailed plan will be prepared by Ontario Power Authority • Subject to public comment and Ontario Energy Board review

  9. Long Term Energy Plan and OPG’s Role Highlights: • Eliminate coal generation by end of 2014 • Convert Atikokan GS to biomass • Convert Thunder Bay GS to natural gas • Nuclear continues to supply 50% of Ontario electricity – Darlington Refurbishment and New Build • Increase hydroelectric generation • Ontario to expand renewable generation from wind, solar and bioenergy as well as expand CHP, conservation • Use natural gas generation for reliability and meeting peak demand

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