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Nunavut

monthly

No real-time feed. Monthly generation by type from Statistics Canada, about two months behind.

Electricity generated, 2025-08 to 2026-07

Renewable: 0%
Non-emitting: 0%
Generated: 0.4 TWh

SourceStatCan 25-10-0015· as of 2025-08–2026-07· trailing 12 months

Carbon intensity, 2024 (preliminary)

Generated: 740 g
Consumed: 760 g
Unit: gCO₂e/kWh

SourceECCC NIR· as of 2024 (preliminary)· annual

Electrification

Heat pumps, 2023: —
Solar, 2024: 0.1 MW

Not surveyed: the household survey covers the ten provinces.

SourceStatCan 38-10-0286,StatCan 25-10-0022

Installed capacity

No generating stations of 50 MW or more. Territorial grids run on diesel and small hydro below that cut-off.

Capacity shares count stations of 50 MW or more, so small wind and solar are undercounted, and biomass sits with coal and oil as emitting. The generation shares above count biomass as renewable. How this is measured

SourceNACEI

Fleet Overview

No stations match

Re-enable a fuel layer or widen the region filter at the top of the map.

SourceNACEI

Indigenous partnerships

1 · NU

0 MW in operation with Indigenous ownership or equity, across the assets in Grid Monitor's curated list. Whole-asset capacity, not the Indigenous share of it.

Indigenous-led 1

Nukik Corporation (Inuit-owned)Indigenous-led · 150 MW · Planning

A curated list, not a complete register. How it is built: Methodology.

SourceIndigenous partnerships

Outages

0 flagged

Illustrative maintenance flags from the reference dataset — not a live outage feed. Pending a keyless IESO/AESO outage report.

No flagged outages

No stations in the current view are flagged on outage.

SourceGrid Monitor corrections· illustrative flags

Interties

0 links

Transmission links to neighbouring control areas. Nominal transfer limits shown where published, otherwise circuit voltage; real-time scheduled flow isn't in the keyless public feeds. Toggle “Interties” at the top to draw them on the map.

No interties for this region.

SourceIntertie reference,NACEI