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Churchill Falls and Gull Island allocation and export terms
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The two entries described as up to are maximum allocations. Synthetic exports are a commercial arrangement.
Churchill Falls and Gull Island allocation and export terms
MW measures a rate of power. The 2024 and 2026 hydro figures describe power Newfoundland and Labrador would retain. The export rows describe market access or equivalent arrangements. Adding both groups would double-count some uses of the same power.
| Source | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 MOU hydro allocation | 1,990 | Proposed retention from Churchill Falls and Gull Island | Source 1 |
| 2026 hydro allocation | 2,350 | Revised retention from Churchill Falls and Gull Island | Source 1 |
| Proposed wind allocation | 400 | Provincial share of the proposed 2,000 MW project | Source 1 |
| Champlain Hudson Power Express | 240 | Up to 240 MW of access into New York | Source 1 |
| New England Clean Energy Connect | 200 | Access into New England | Source 1 |
| Synthetic exports | 280 | Up to 280 MW at US and Ontario market-based prices | Source 1 |
| Direct transmission | 265 | Power from sources such as Muskrat Falls and a new wind development | Source 1 |