Posted: Jul 16, 2021 6:39 PM CT | Last Updated: July 17
The south valley spillway on the Taltson River. Power from the Taltson hydroelectric transmission system is expected to reach Fort Providence and Kakisa in the fall of 2023.(N.W.T. Power Corporation )
Hydroelectric power could be coming to Fort Providence and Kakisa in the N.W.T. as soon as fall 2023.
The federal and territorial governments committed to funding a long-promised, $60 million transmission line on Friday that would connect both communities to the Taltson hydroelectric transmission system.
Once built, it would reduce greenhouse gas emissions from diesel fuel by 2.75 kilotonnes which represents 15 per cent of the territory s overall goal to reduce diesel emissions by 18 kilotonnes by 2030.
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