Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has signed a contract with GE Steam Power for the installation and commissioning of steam turbine and excitation control system upgrades and generator refurbishment for three units at the Darlington nuclear station.
GE said in a statement that the contract is worth $120m and will support the 10-year project to refurbish the four-unit Darlington station in Ontario.
GE said in a statement that the contract is worth $120m and will support the 10-year project to refurbish the four-unit Darlington station in Ontario.
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