Since 2001, the OWA has been representing the common and collective interests of the #waterpower industry in #Ontario. Contact us at [email protected].
For International Women in Engineering Day, we’re recognizing the women whose leadership and technical skill drive progress in Ontario’s waterpower sector.
Happy International Women in Engineering Day👷♀️
#INWED26#Waterpower#Hydropower#RenewableEnergy@KleinschmidtGrp
On #NIPD2026, we honour the histories, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis. Ontario’s #waterpower story is closely connected to the lands and waters Indigenous Peoples have cared for across generations.
The @ONWaterpower celebrates #WaterpowerDay tomorrow, June 20! GRCA uses water at three of our dams to make clean, renewable energy (when water levels allow). It’s one more way we support a healthy, sustainable Grand River.
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#WaterpowerDay#CleanEnergy
Happy #WaterpowerDay 🌊
For over a century, #waterpower has supported Ontario’s grid. As the province plans for future energy needs, Ontario is preparing to build the next generation of waterpower assets, carrying this timeless resource forward for future generations.
Our Over a Century of Power campaign features @PortagePower and three stations that have served the Ottawa and Mississippi Rivers for more than 100 years.
Tomorrow is #WaterpowerDay. Join us as we celebrate the legacy of made‑in‑Ontario waterpower🌊
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Next in our Over a Century of Power campaign: Orillia Power Generation Corporation.
Swift Rapids GS and Smooth Rock Falls GS were both built in 1917 and have been in operation for 109 years.
Celebrate #WaterpowerDay on June 20. https://t.co/1qSYryC8WC
We’re continuing our Over a Century of Power feature on @opg with another look at several of its long‑serving #waterpower stations.
Celebrate #WaterpowerDay June 20. https://t.co/1qSYryC8WC
Ontario Power Generation operates 66 of Ontario’s waterpower stations, many in service for more than a century. Today we’re highlighting several of @opg's long‑serving facilities as part of Over a Century of Power.
Celebrate #WaterpowerDay on June 20🌊
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Next in our Over a Century of Power campaign: Vale Base Metals’ century‑old stations in Northern Ontario: High Falls #1, High Falls #2, Big Eddy, Nairn, and Wabagishik Falls. Timeless made‑in‑Ontario #waterpower.
Celebrate #WaterpowerDay on June 20. https://t.co/1qSYryC8WC
Next in our Over a Century of Power series: @FirstLightPower's stations on the Winnipeg, Abitibi, and Rainy rivers.
Norman (100 yrs), Island Falls (101 yrs), Fort Frances (111 yrs), and Kenora (120 yrs).
Celebrate #WaterpowerDay June 20: https://t.co/1qSYryC8WC
Our next Over a Century of Power feature: @BracebridgeGen
Cascade Street (107 yrs), Wilsons Falls (117 yrs), and Bracebridge Falls (125 yrs). A long history of made‑in‑Ontario waterpower.
Celebrate #WaterpowerDay June 20 🌊https://t.co/1qSYryC8WC
Next in our Over a Century of Power campaign, we head to Peterborough, “The Electric City.” Stanley Adamson (1921), London Street (1910), and Campbellford #1 (1909). @ptbo_utilities
Celebrate #WaterpowerDay on June 20
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We’re launching Over a Century of Power, a campaign highlighting Ontario’s 100+ year old waterpower stations.
First up: Renfrew #1 GS (1913) and Renfrew #2 GS (1910) on the Bonnechere River.
Celebrate #WaterpowerDay on June 20:
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Waterpower Day is coming up on June 20. This year we’re highlighting the timeless role of Ontario’s #waterpower assets and their long‑standing contributions to a clean, reliable grid.
Access our #WaterpowerDay toolkit here: https://t.co/kWTFDofATC
Waterpower is a renewable, reliable source of clean electricity that supports Ontario’s climate goals while contributing to watershed management and community resilience.
On #WorldEnvironmentDay, we recognize the long‑term environmental value of #waterpower.
June marks National Indigenous History Month.
#NIHM2026 is a time to recognize the leadership, knowledge, and contributions of Indigenous communities across Ontario.
ICYMI: OWA’s Indigenous Guide to #Waterpower Development is now available.
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OWA’s Eric Ashbury joined the 24th Annual Peterborough Children’s Water Festival this week 🌊 helping students in grades 2–5 explore how #waterpower works through hands‑on learning with our friends at @opg.
OWA Members: stay informed on the latest developments shaping Ontario’s waterpower sector 🌊📰
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As you head into the Victoria Day long weekend, please stay clear and stay safe around waterpower stations and dams. Water levels and flows can change quickly and without warning.
Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable long weekend.
#VictoriaDay#Waterpower#Hydropower