The shares of CNL were transferred to a private-sector contractor selected through a procurement process led by the Government of Canada, thereby implementing a GoCo model for the management and operations of AECL’s sites.
Representing an investment of over $55 million, the hydrogen laboratory complex at the Chalk River Laboratories enables advanced research to ensure a clean environment for Canadians through the development of clean energy technologies.
A new laboratory building is inaugurated at the Chalk River Laboratories. Serving as a materials science laboratory, the building is named after Harriett Brooks, Canada’s first female nuclear physicist.