The Keeyask Project is located in northern Manitoba, Canada in the Split Lake Resource Management Area:
- 725 kilometers northeast of Winnipeg on the lower Nelson River
- 35 kilometers upstream of the existing Kettle Generating station, where Gull Lake flows into Stephens Lake
- 58 kilometers east of the community of Split Lake and 30 kilometers west of Gillam
The Keeyask Generating Station will be a source of renewable energy providing approximately 695 megawatts of capacity and producing an average of 4,400 gigawatt hours of electricity each year. The renewable hydroelectric energy produced will be integrated into Manitoba Hydro’s electric system for use in Manitoba and for export.
2015–2016 Year in Review
2014–2015 Year in ReviewKeeyask will be Manitoba’s fourth largest generating station and the fifth in the Split Lake Resource Management Area.
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