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Wesleyville New Nuclear Project

Wesleyville is a proposed large-scale nuclear generating station on an existing 1,300-acre power generation site with a capacity of up to 10,000 MW, enough to power approximately 10 million homes. The brownfield site offers established zoning and infrastructure advantages.

Province or territory: New Brunswick · Source-described stage: Currently in pre-development and undergoing federal impact assessment · Source location: New Brunswick — regional placement

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Wesleyville is a proposed large-scale nuclear generating station on an existing 1,300-acre power generation site with a capacity of up to 10,000 MW, enough to power approximately 10 million homes. The brownfield site offers established zoning and infrastructure advantages. Source-described stage: Currently in pre-development and undergoing federal impact assessment. Location: New Brunswick — regional placement.

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