Enmax is all charged up about its largest-ever lifecycle project, replacing Calgary’s first-ever substation.
The $240 million, state-of-the-art building takes over a large portion of downtown electrical duties from the original Enmax Substation No. 1, which was first electrified in 1912. At that time, it powered the first streetlights in Calgary, along with the streetcar system.
Greg Retzer, Enmax Power executive...
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