Many northern U.S. states benefit significantly from trade with Canada, particularly through the integration of their electrical grids. Canadian hydroelectric power is essential for states such as New York and Michigan, providing a stable and climate-friendly energy source. As of 2024, Canada exported 30 terawatt-hours of electricity, powering millions of U.S. homes. The Champlain-Hudson Power Express is a prominent project to enhance New York City’s access to Canadian hydropower, highlighting the ongoing energy collaboration between the two nations.
Canada’s electricity exports are vital for several U.S. states, especially near the northern border, helping maintain stable and climate-friendly energy resources.
In 2024, Canada exported about 30 terawatt-hours of electricity to the U.S., enough to power millions of homes for a year.
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