NTPC's capital program is developed and managed under the direction of the Projects and Engineering Division. Responsibility for the execution of individual capital projects may rest with other work groups or divisions, such as Information Technology, Transmission and Distribution and Hydro or Thermal Operations.
Notable Projects
- Taltson Overhaul and Camp Replacement+
- The first image at the bottom of the page shows the Taltson facility taken during a recent dam inspection. The majority of the infrastructure is visible including the new camp which is currently in its final phases of construction.
- Snare Forks G1 & G2 Overhaul+
- Snare Falls Substation Upgrade
- Jackfish Additional Generation
- Sachs Harbour New Power Plant+
- Fort Simpson Diesel Plant Relocation and new LNG Plant*+
- Tsiighetchic and Ulukhaktok Switchgear and Automation Upgrades
- This second image below is a group photo from the in-person ComAp training in Yellowknife in April 2024 (with attendees from Thermal and Hydro Ops, Engineering, SCADA and IT/OT). These are pilot projects implementing a completely new-to-NTPC automation system in two thermal plants, which may become the standard for all plants in the future.
- Fort Providence-Kakisa Transmission Line*+
- L-150 Anchor Upgrades
- Fort Smith Voltage Conversion and Substation Replacement
- Behchoko and Hay River EV Charger Stations*`
* denotes NT Energy managed projects, + denotes projects receiving funding under the Investment in Canadian Infrastructure Program (ICIP), ` denotes projects receiving funding under the federal GHG Grant program.
For the latest photos from some of these major projects, please follow this link to our external website.
Project documentation can be found on the NT Energy and NTPC Sharepoint sites, though NTPC led projects' documentation should ultimately be filed in iManage on project closeout. Additional information on project management related documentation can be found in the PIF sub-pages.
