Energy Manufacturing in Canada

Canada generates more than 80% of its electricity from non-emitting sources, mostly hydroelectric¹, alongside a fleet of CANDU reactors, a nuclear design the country developed and exports². As that clean grid expands, so does demand for the machined and fabricated parts behind generation, transmission, and renewables.

The work ranges from precision components to large welded assemblies in stainless and alloy steels, with certified welding, inspection, and documentation throughout. A domestic supply base keeps maintenance and project timelines on track for critical infrastructure.

Sources 1. Canadian Centre for Energy Information, clean power·2. Natural Resources Canada, uranium and nuclear power facts