Published 1982 | Version v1
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Intervention of the Canadian Nuclear Association to the National Energy Board

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This submission from the Canadian Nuclear Association to the National Energy Board of Canada was made in support of the application by the New Brunswick Electric Power Commission to increase its electricity exports from the Point Lepreau nuclear station to the New England states from 205 MW to 335 MW. The Canadian Nuclear Association felt that their support was justified in view of the fact that the CANDU nuclear reactor had proven itself to be a safe, reliable and economic source of electric generation. They felt the 630 MW CANDU station at Point Lepreau, New Brunswick would have sufficient generating capacity to export 335 MW for a ten-year period

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Subtitle (English)
Order no. EH-R-2-81
Augmented title (English)
Point Lepreau electricity exporting to the United States

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Imprint Pagination
8 p.
Report number
INIS-mf--11278