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Vaughan’s Power Infrastructure Receives $46.2 Million Upgrade

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VAUGHAN, Ontario, April 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Alectra Utilities is set to invest around $46.2 million into electricity infrastructure projects throughout Vaughan in 2026. This investment aims to enhance the local electricity system, boost capacity, and improve reliability for one of the fastest growing municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area.

The ongoing growth in residential, commercial, and industrial sectors in Vaughan is driving up the need for improved local electricity infrastructure. The capital work planned for 2026 will focus on updating aging facilities, catering to rising electricity demand, and modernizing the grid to ensure safe and dependable service for all customers.

“Vaughan’s rapid growth puts increasing demands on the local electricity system,” said Chris Hudson, Senior Vice President, Network Operations, Alectra Utilities. “These investments will strengthen critical infrastructure, expand system capacity and enable us to restore power faster during service disruptions, helping ensure reliable service for residents and businesses.”

Strengthening infrastructure to support a growing city

Alectra plans to allocate $7.7 million towards replacing old infrastructure such as poles, transformers and switchgear. This initiative will enhance reliability and facilitate safe day-to-day operations for customers across Vaughan.

Expanding capacity for new customers and development

To accommodate continued development and population increase, Alectra will invest $14.1 million into connecting new customers. These improvements will make sure that the local electricity system can safely serve new homes and businesses while supporting job growth throughout the city.

Modernizing substations and improving system performance

Alectra intends to invest $16.1 million in building new stations as well as renewing existing substations across Vaughan. These upgrades are aimed at boosting system performance and ensuring quicker restoration during outages.

Improving reliability through automation and underground cable upgrades

An additional investment of $2.9 million will go towards replacing and rehabilitating underground cables which helps extend their lifespan while preventing outages. Another $600,000 will be spent on installing automated devices that allow quicker responses to grid disturbances minimizing outage impact on customers.

Alectra’s investment in Vaughan is part of a coordinated effort over multiple years aimed at strengthening electricity infrastructure across all communities it serves.

If you’d like more information about Alectra’s Investment Plan or local grid improvement initiatives visit: alectrautilities. com/Investment Plan.

You can also find details about Alectra’s 2026 capital investment plans at: alectrautilities. com/improvingreliability.

About Alectra

Alectra Utilities serves over one million homes and businesses within Ontario’s Greater Golden Horseshoe area making it Canada’s largest municipally-owned electric utility based on customer numbers served. By investing in essential energy infrastructure we contribute positively to economic growth within the 17 communities we serve while delivering a reliable supply of electricity along with innovative energy solutions. Our mission is being an energy ally by helping our customers discover what tomorrow’s energy future holds.

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