Canadian utilities export significant amounts of electricity to the United States. Much of the power exported is from hydro-electric dams.
- Average value of annual electricity exports from Canada to the US between 2005 and 2009: $3.0 billion1
- Percentage of total Canadian electricity production that was exported to the US in 2008: 9.32
- Percentage of Manitoba Hydro's electricity that is exported to the US (by dollar value, averaged over the last 5 years): 29.43
- Canadian net electricity exports to the US, by province:4
- Quebec: 16,100,000 MWh
- Ontario: 10,572,000 MWh
- Manitoba: 9,792,000 MWh
- New Brunswick: 286,000 MWh
- Manitoba first exported power to the US in 19365
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See also: Impacts The Future of Hydro
Notes
- Source: National Energy Board electricity exports statistics webpage (accessed August 2010).
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- Source: "Power Connections: Canadian Electricity Trade and Foreign Policy," Roger J. Goodman, Canadian International Council, June 2010, page 8.
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- Source: 2009-10 Manitoba Hydro annual report, page 100.
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- Source: "Power Connections: Canadian Electricity Trade and Foreign Policy," Roger J. Goodman, Canadian International Council, June 2010, page 10.
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- Source: "Hydropower in Canada," Canadian Hydropower Association, 2008, page 3 (accessed August 2010).
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