This is a list of electrical generating stations in Yukon, Canada.
The government-owned Yukon Energy Corporation is the main power generator, while Yukon Electrical Company, a subsidiary of Alberta-based ATCO, is in charge of distribution in most areas.
Yukon Energy facilities have a total capacity of 116 MW, including four hydroelectric generating stations, a two-turbine wind farm and 19 diesel-powered generators: eight in Whitehorse, two in Mayo, six in Dawson and three in Faro. Since the commission of a high-voltage power line linking the Mayo generating station to Dawson, the diesel generators are mainly used in emergencies. The territory is not connected to the North American power grid.
List of all hydroelectric generating stations in Yukon.
| Name | Location | Capacity (MW) | Date | Owner | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aishihik Hydroelectric Dam | 61.0353°N -137.0532°W | 37 | Yukon Energy Corporation | |||
| Fish Lake | 60.7228°N -135.1847°W | 1.3 | Yukon Electrical | |||
| Mayo Hydroelectric Dam | 63.6566°N -135.9179°W | 15 | Yukon Energy Corporation | |||
| Whitehorse Rapids Hydroelectric Dam | 60.6938°N -135.0402°W | 40 | Yukon Energy Corporation |
See main article: List of wind farms in Canada. List of all wind farms in Yukon.