Ontario Power Generation produces almost half of the electricity that Ontario homes, schools, hospitals and businesses rely on each day (see right to launch our new corporate profile video). We are committed to ensuring our energy production is reliable, safe and environmentally sustainable for Ontarians today and for the future.In 2014, OPG burned its last piece of coal to make electricity. This was the largest single action to combat climate change in North America to date. Our two northwestern coal stations were converted to renewable biomass. Now, together with a diverse fleet that includes 65 hydroelectric stations and two nuclear stations, OPG’s power is more than 99 per cent free of smog and greenhouse gas emissions. And we produce this power at about 40 per cent of the cost of other generators.Looking forward, a key initiative to maintain our clean generation mix is the refurbishment of Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. This project will create thousands of direct and indirect jobs in Ontario and ensure a key part of the province’s infrastructure continues to safely produce reliable, low-cost power for decades to come.OPG has partnered with Ontario's Indigenous communities on hydroelectric projects, including the recently completed Lower Mattagami project in northeast Ontario. And together with the Taykwa Tagamou Nation, we’re building a new hydroelectric generating station near Cochrane. This $300 million project will employ about 220 workers at peak and add 28 MW of generating capacity.