Construction of the first section of the penstock transition piece which connects to the concrete intake structure. | October 2019

Penstock units 1, 2 and 3 in varying stages of construction. | October 2019

Looking over the intakes of the penstocks. | October 2019

The square, white collar around the penstock is an external scaffolding to protect welders while they join the seams. More than 40% of the welding is complete and 13 of 18 pieces needed for this penstock are on site and in position. | October 2019

Rebar is being delivered at the intake area where it will be used to reinforce the concrete intake structures.
More than 5,000 tons of rebar will be installed in the six intake structures. | October 2019

A worker insulates the steps and slope of the powerhouse buttress. As it gets colder outside it is necessary to reduce the temperature difference between the core and the surface of the concrete to prevent cracking. | October 2019

The back channel enhancement project has created approximately 2 hectares of permanent new wetted fish habitat. Areas that will have water fluctuations have been filled in to prevent fish stranding. Engineered logjams provide additional rearing habitat for juvenile fish. | October 2019

The channel enhancement project will provide new habitat for mountain whitefish, bull trout and rainbow trout. | October 2019

The Halfway River segment of the Highway 29 road alignment is 4 km long, including a 1 km-long bridge. Preparation work began in 2019 and completion is scheduled for 2022. | October 2019

Constructing the modules for the super structure bridge which crosses a back channel of the Peace River. | October 2019

Launching of the super structure bridge off the causeway to an island, spanning the back channel of the Peace River. The bridge will be used for clearing equipment access. | October 2019

A north west panorama view of the dam site. | October 2019

An aerial view of the main basin in the Golata Creek wetland as it nears completion. | October 2019