Construction is in full swing on the 695-megawatt Keeyask Generating Station in northern Manitoba. When in service in 2021, Keeyask will add 4,400 gigawatt-hours of renewable electricity per year to our supply. The Keeyask Project is being developed as a partnership between Manitoba Hydro and four northern Manitoba First Nations.
Energy security
Manitoba hydropower diversifies energy portfolios, avoids reliance on natural gas, and provides long-term cost certainty.
Carbon emission reduction
Our hydropower is assisting U.S. utilities with meeting their emissions requirements through a renewable, non-emitting, virtually carbon-free source of energy.
As the only large-scale, non-emitting, and non-intermittent resource in the Midwest, Manitoba hydropower complements the output of U.S. domestic renewables like wind and solar.
Integrated and reliable
Hydropower from Manitoba is improving U.S. regional reliability and market efficiencies.
Regional transmission solutions
Enhanced transmission between Manitoba and MISO would result in savings to U.S. customers.
Sustainable development projects
Our energy resources are being developed with a commitment to the environment and working closely with local Indigenous communities.