Site preparation begins, including clearing and the construction of an access road.
Footings and foundation are poured for new generating station.
Work continued through the winter on preparing the generating station building structure.
Huge tubes are installed for transporting water from the resevoir to the new generating station.
Work on the inlet tube continues through summer.
The tube is split to feed into each of the turbines that will drive the new electric power generators.
Construction on the two inlet tubes continues inside the power generating facility.
A close-up look at one of the two turbines that will drive the electricity generators.
Inlets and turbines now in place, work turns to installing the electric power generators and control systems.
The generating facility is now complete and providing up to 10 extra megawatts of power for Yukon residents and businesses.
New high voltage power lines are run to make the green energy available across all of Yukon Territory.
Workers make the final connections to join the Whitehorse-Aishihik-Faro and Mayo-Dawson electrical grids.
