2022 reportable events
On a quarterly basis, Bruce Power posts events reported to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission as per REGDOC 3.1.1, ‘Reporting Requirements for Nuclear Power Plants’ (formerly known as S-99 events).
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2021 Reportable Events
On a quarterly basis, Bruce Power posts events reported to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission as per REGDOC 3.1.1, ‘Reporting Requirements for Nuclear Power Plants’ (formerly known as S-99 events).
Bruce A update
On Jan. 19, there was a spill of heavy water onto the floor of Unit 1 at Bruce A. Crews were completing maintenance on a moderator tank and a valve did not fully close as expected, resulting in the spill … Read more
Bruce Power inspection update
Bruce Power will be presenting at a hearing before the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) today outlining how the company will maintain its unwavering commitment to safety and pressure tube integrity. Today’s presentation by Bruce Power can be found here. … Read more
Bruce Power inspection update
At Bruce Power our Safety First value drives every decision we make and every activity we do. As part of our ongoing planned inspection, testing, analysis and maintenance activities, we recently observed some higher-than-anticipated readings in one of the ways … Read more
Study confirms Bruce site is safer, stronger than ever
A study released today confirms that significant emergency preparedness enhancements have been implemented by Bruce Power over the past 10 years, making the site safer, stronger and better prepared to deal with even the most unlikely emergency. The study, commissioned … Read more
Bruce Power supports ‘Net Zero Needs Nuclear’ initiative
TIVERTON, ON –June 4, 2021 – Bruce Power supports the growing chorus of voices calling on policymakers to include nuclear energy when considering carbon-free solutions to climate change. Nuclear for Climate, a grassroots initiative that brings together nuclear professionals and scientists from … Read more