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07/17/2026
"When companies like Energy Alberta started looking at this area, we felt it was important to let the provincial government know where we stand as a region."
Rather than endorsing a specific project, Pastore said PREA wants the Alberta Peace region recognized as a willing partner capable of hosting future nuclear development and business streams supporting and working in it.
"We have the land, the water, the industrial base and the potential supply chain to become a nuclear hub. We want to be ready if that opportunity comes."
➡️ Read more:
Alberta Peace region pitches itself as nuclear energy hub for province and beyond PREA wants the Alberta Peace region recognized as a willing partner capable of hosting future nuclear development
⚡️Reliable electricity powers more than our homes - it powers our future.
As Alberta's electricity needs continue to grow, having dependable, around-the-clock power will be essential to supporting new industries, creating jobs and growing our economy.
In our latest video, Mike Law, Head of Power System Integration at Energy Alberta, explains how the Peace River Nuclear Power Project could help strengthen Alberta's electricity grid while supporting long-term economic growth across Alberta and Western Canada.
🎥 Learn more: https://www.energyalberta.com/blog-posts/electricity-is-the-new-economic-advantage
07/13/2026
We welcome PREA's support for nuclear energy development and look forward to continuing to work with municipalities, Indigenous Nations and Communities, residents and stakeholders as we advance the Peace River Nuclear Power Project.
07/07/2026
Big projects don’t just change landscapes - they can shape communities for generations.
That’s why we created a Socio-Economic Working Group for the Peace River Nuclear Power Project.
This collaborative, multi-agency group will bring together local governments, key service providers, Indigenous organizations and others to help us better understand how the Project could affect everyday life - from economic growth, job opportunities and housing to services and community well-being.
It’s all part of making sure we understand and learn from communities, get the right information and build collaborative approaches to community development.
We’re looking forward to working together and sharing updates as this work progresses.
👉 Learn more: https://www.energyalberta.com/blog-posts/planning-together-a-community-driven-approach
07/01/2026
🍁 This Canada Day, we’re celebrating Canadian energy innovation.
Nuclear energy has been part of Canada’s energy story for decades. Today, it provides about 13% of our electricity and plays an important role in delivering reliable, low-emissions power.
The Peace River Nuclear Power Project represents an opportunity to build on that legacy by helping meet Alberta's growing electricity needs while creating jobs and supporting communities in northwestern Alberta.
Happy Canada Day from the Energy Alberta team!
06/29/2026
⚡ The future of nuclear energy starts with today's students.
At Energy Alberta, we're proud to help the next generation of energy leaders gain real-world experience while working on the Peace River Nuclear Power Project.
From communications and community engagement to project planning and nuclear research, our interns and early-career professionals are building valuable skills while helping shape Western Canada's energy future.
Because building a clean energy future isn't just about generating electricity - it's about investing in the people who will power it.
➡️ Read their stories: https://www.energyalberta.com/blog-posts/fueling-the-future-developing-the-next-generation-of-energy-leaders
06/25/2026
🇨🇦 Oh Canada! 🇨🇦
🎉 What a fantastic evening celebrating an early Canada Day with Northern Sunrise County!
A big thank you to everyone who stopped by the Energy Alberta booth to say hello, enter our giveaway and chat with our team. We had some great conversations and really enjoyed connecting with the community.
It's always exciting to see so much interest in the Peace River Nuclear Power Project, and we're grateful for the opportunity to share updates and answer questions as the Project continues through the federal regulatory review process.
We also had a couple of special visitors stop by! 🐾 Sparky the Dalmatian brought plenty of smiles and Ernie the donkey from The Tipsy B***o -Alberta was definitely a crowd favourite!
What does meaningful participation look like?
According to President Wendy Goulet, Cadotte Lake Métis Nation, it means more than receiving information. It means having a seat at the table, asking questions, building understanding and helping shape the conversation.
After attending the Canadian Nuclear Association's conference through its Indigenous Ambassador Program, President Goulet reflects on what she learned and why creating opportunities for Indigenous leaders to engage directly is so important.
Read more about her story: https://www.energyalberta.com/blog-posts/reflections-from-the-indigenous-ambassador-program-at-the-canadian-nuclear-association-conference
06/23/2026
🎉 Canada Day celebrations are coming early in Northern Sunrise County, and we can't wait to join the fun on Wednesday!
If you're heading out for the BBQ, live entertainment, bouncy castles, laser tag, face painting and all the other family-friendly activities, be sure to stop by the Energy Alberta booth.
Come say hello, enter our giveaway and chat with our team. Whether you have questions about the Peace River Nuclear Power Project or just want to learn more about what we're doing in the region, we'd love to connect.
See you there! 🍁
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