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Together, we can cut electricity costs, fight climate change and deliver clean, reliable and affordable energy to Ontarians, all while creating jobs and boosting the local economy  —  and it all starts right here in Meaford.

TC Energy is proposing developing, building and operating a safe electricity storage facility at the 4th Canadian Division Training military base in Meaford.

Over the coming years, Ontario’s electricity demand is expected to increase. As we transition away from fossil fuel generation, we need to work now to make sure our electricity infrastructure can handle that demand – why not make it clean? Using water and gravity, this project is effectively a natural battery and a made-in-Meaford electricity solution for all of Ontario.  

It’s an ideal way to help secure Ontario’s energy future. This critical, clean energy project will give priority to local skilled workers, material suppliers and vendors, and enable a vibrant local economy.

The safe, state-of-the-art technology will enable Ontario to transition away from fossil fuel power generation, optimize the power grid and generate enough flexible, clean energy to power one million homes while protecting Georgian Bay and the local environment.

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What’s in it for Meaford?

This made-in-Ontario project will provide a lasting local impact through employment, investments in local businesses and the community.

Benefits for our community: 

  • Local first: We are committed to hiring and buying local to create good jobs and increase spending at local businesses. Find out about opportunities for your local business.
  • Spending in Meaford: Creating construction, engineering and hospitality jobs associated with the Project will bring a boost in spending at local restaurants and small businesses during development and construction and into operation.
  • Investing in Meaford: Working closely with local government and community organizations, we are investing in opportunities that focus on local needs through local partnerships and initiatives that will enhance the long-term quality of life in Meaford. 
  • Reliable electricity: The Ontario Pumped Storage project will provide reliable electricity to Ontario homes and businesses when it is needed most. 
  • Reliable electricity…for less: The Ontario Pumped Storage project will provide reliable electricity to Ontarians when homes and businesses need it most, with the added bonus of saving $250 million annually. 
  • A climate-change solution: Reduce carbon emissions by 490,000 tonnes per year, equivalent to taking 150,000 cars off Ontario’s roads. 

 

Your feedback matters

Valuable community feedback led us to make significant project design enhancements to protect the local environment and Georgian Bay.

We encourage the community to visit us at our new Community Information Centre at 390 N Sykes St., Meaford, ON N4L 1J4, where you can continue to provide feedback, ask questions and learn more about the project.

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Recent announcements

Ontario Pumped Storage Project– Winter 2024 Community Update 

Made-in-Ontario Pumped Storage will enhance Province's energy supply mix 

TC Energy’s Pumped Storage Project moving to final evaluation

Ontario Pumped Storage Project receives support from Meaford Council

Making Meaford greener

A century of experience ensuring reservoir safety is a top priority

Makwa-Cahill announces early contractor engagement with TC Energy on pumped storage project

Hatch brings global engineering experience to the project

The Great Lakes Plastic Cleanup welcomes Ontario Pumped Storage as new Collaborative Sponsor

Georgian College researchers launch new multi-stage project with TC Energy to identify local trade, service, and people resource providers within Grey, Bruce and Simcoe counties

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