Nelson River project advances with phase one plan
The Nelson River program board reports phase one of the Kettle Rapids development is economically feasible and viable, laying groundwork for a national power grid. Studies by federal and Manitoba Hydro engineers show potential for large scale hydro power, export markets, and long term low cost energy for Manitoba and beyond.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Hydro
Nelson River
Federal
Kettle Rapids
H. B. Rosenberg
Canada
Nelson River Programming Board
E. M. Scott
Nelson
Kettle Rapids proposal fits with future Nelson River development
The Nelson River programming board recommends immediate start on Kettle Rapids site arguing it aligns with any future development plan for the Nelson and Churchill river systems. Phase one would be large but economically favorable over 50 years, with exports shortening cost recapture and lower later project costs through shared transmission and regulation.
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Kettle Rapids
Nelson River
Churchill River
Warren Landing
Manitoba
Nelson
D.M. Stephens
Manitoba Hydro
T.E. Storey
Kris Kristjanson
John A. MacDonald
T. M. Patterson
Nelson Will Generate Power and Wealth Says Premier Duff Roblin
Premier Duff Roblin describes the Nelson project as a force to generate power and spur business activity and wealth. Phase one promises direct employment opportunities as the development moves forward.
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Nelson
Duff Roblin
Cement and steel needs for major off-site fabrication
The note outlines vast requirements for off-site fabrication including cement, steel reinforcing, cable, bulldozers and heavy machinery. It mentions supply and transportation challenges and calls for substantial quantities and spare parts and control equipment, with continuation on page 10.
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