NPC Takes Another Step Toward the Development of Two Former Power Plants

Thursday, 28 April 2022 05:45

By Tami Jeanneret

RFQ issued for companies interested in developing the sites

The NPC is calling on developers to submit their visions for the two former plants located in the heart of Queen Victoria Park.

Following the success of the opening of the Niagara Parks Power Station, the Parks Commission is issuing an RFQ inviting potential developers and investors to submit plans for the redevelopment of the two decommissioned power plants.

Parks officials note both the Toronto Power Generating Station and Ontario Power Company Generating Station have striking architectural features and unparalleled locations on the brink of the upper Niagara River and within the lower Niagara Gorge.

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NPC Takes Another Step Toward the Development of Two Former Power Plants

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