Quebec's power generation future looks green and clean

QUEBEC - Quebec is a clean and green province with 17,338 megawatts (MW) of installed power generation capacity, of which 84% is produced by renewable energy sources (hydroelectric, wind and biomass).

Power generators are planning projects that would increase generation capacity by 42%, up to 24,678 MW.

About 99% of the new generation planned is from renewable sources, increasing the renewable energy from 14,572 MW to 21,888 MW or about 88% of the total generation.

Related News

power

Warning: Manitoba Hydro can't service new 'energy intensive' customers

WINNIPEG - Manitoba Hydro lacks the capacity to provide electricity to any new "energy intensive" industrial customers, the Crown corporation warns in a confidential briefing note that undercuts the idea this province can lure large businesses with an ample supply of clean, green energy.

On July 28, provincial economic development officials unveiled an "energy roadmap" that said Manitoba Hydro must double or triple its generating capacity over the next two decades in order to meet industrial and consumer demand for electricity produced without burning fossil fuels.

Those officials said 18 potential new customers with high energy needs were looking at setting up…

READ MORE
portland general electric

Portland General Electric Program Will Transform Hundreds of Homes Into a Virtual Power Plant

READ MORE

TC Energy confirms Ontario pumped storage project is advancing

READ MORE

gov lamont

CT leads New England charge to overhaul electricity market structure

READ MORE

sycamore solar power

Sycamore Energy taking Manitoba Hydro to court, alleging it 'badly mismanaged' Solar Energy Program

READ MORE