Bruce Power Nuclear Station

Bruce Power is located in the province of Ontario, Canada, and is the world’s most powerful nuclear power plant, with 8 reactors in operation and producing the equivalent of 6300 MW of electricity.
After the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, the plant launched a call for tender to strengthen its radiological environmental monitoring system. These systems play a crucial role in being deployed around facilities to improve responsiveness in the event of a radiological incident, thereby protecting the environment, neighbouring populations and plant operators.

Bertin Instruments has proven experience in this field, which it uses to deliver fully autonomous solutions, forming a real network dedicated to the continuous monitoring of radioactivity in the air and soil. The Bruce Power Nuclear Generating Station received a total of 8 SA200NG and SA210ING aerosol stations, 49 fixed stations and 10 mobile stations based on the SpectroTRACER spectrometric probe.