Atco to build hydro plant in Alberta

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Atco Ltd (Calgary, Canada) is planning to build a Can$33 mil hydroelectric generating station in southern Alberta, its first hydroelectric project. The 32-megawatt project will be built at the existing Oldman River Dam, near Pincher Creek, and is expected to begin supplying electricity by May 2002.

Canada, Hydroelectric Power, Hydroelectric Power Generation, Production management, Brief Article, Atco Ltd.

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Winnepeg buoyed by expanding industrial and retail sector

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Industrial building in Winnipeg, Manitoba, has increased in 2000, compared with the previous year, according to real estate executives. New buildings include office space and big box stores. Vacancy rates have fallen in the past 10 years, as few buildings were constructed.

Land Subdivision and Land Development, Facilities & equipment, Subdividers & Developers, Industrial Buildings, Industrial buildings and warehouses, Subdividers and Developers, Manitoba, Management, Real estate developers, Supply and demand, Industrial construction, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Royal LePage Ltd.

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Austrian oppose Czech nuclear plant

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Austria is opposing the Czech government's decision to push ahead with the nuclear plant in Temelin citing lack of a guarantee of up-to-date security and environmental standards.

Heavy construction, not elsewhere classified, Nuclear Electric Power, Nuclear Electric Power Generation, Yugoslavia, Nuclear Fuel Plant Constr, Austria, Risk factors, Nuclear industry, Nuclear energy, Nuclear power plants, Energy plant construction, Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro

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