Canada will spend up to CAD50m (€34m, $36.8m) to support pre-development work needed to build new reactors at Bruce Power’s existing site in Ontario, potentially making it the world’s biggest commercial nuclear power facility.
Canada’s minister for energy and natural resources Jonathan Wilkinson said the investment is for Bruce Power’s assessment of new generation opportunities at its site in Tiverton, Ontario.
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