A Manitoba Crown utility has sold its remaining stockpile of coal from a Brandon generating station — the last in the province to use coal for electricity generation. But who bought the ...

1. Built to last. Located on the shores of the Patapsco River on a 375-acre site 10 miles south of Baltimore, the Brandon Shores Generating Station has two generating units with a net capacity of ...

Manitoba Hydro is proposing to spend $1.36 billion on a new fuel-burning station capable of generating 500 megawatts of electricity on demand, in order to stave off a power shortage expected as ...

Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun Coal sits outside at the Manitoba Hydro Brandon Generating Station on Friday. The plant was used by the public utility until Aug. 1, 2018, ...

Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) is planning to build new overhead transmission lines and upgrade others across parts of Maryland in response to the retirement of a coal-powered electric ...

The Brandon plant is the last large-scale fossil fuel-driven generating station Hydro operates. Four northern Manitoba communities get their power from diesel-fired plants.

The Northwest’s only commercial nuclear power plant reconnected to the electric grid Sunday morning after a short shutdown, ...

The Manitoba government does not plan to phase out natural gas from the Brandon Generating Station by 2035 as previously hoped, Premier Wab Kinew said on Wednesday. Speaking at a press conference ...

The Brandon Generating Station was the first thermal-electric station to be built by Manitoba Hydro, starting in 1958. Owen says it was a steam generator, burning coal to heat water to convert ...

In 1959, Northern States Power Co. began construction on what would become the Pathfinder Nuclear Generating Station just south of Interstate 90 between Sioux Falls and Brandon.

The Manitoba government does not plan to phase out natural gas from the Brandon Generating Station by 2035 as previously hoped, Premier Wab Kinew said on Wednesday.