Canada's nuclear power plants' capacity 2016
Capacity of major nuclear power plants in Canada in 2016 (in megawatts)
This statistic provides information on the capacity of major nuclear power plants in Canada in 2016, broken down by location. At this year, Darlington in Ontario achieved a capacity of approximately 3,512 megawatts. Darlington has four units.
Capacity of major nuclear power plants in Canada in 2016 (in megawatts)
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