Hydro-Quebec - Union workers call out Hydro-Quebec for asking tribunal to force employees back to work over holiday outages ...

Hydro-Québec produces, moves, and distributes about 180 terawatt-hours per year – more than almost any other utility in North America. The digital transition will be on a similar scale.

The ink is nearly dry on a new Churchill Falls agreement-in-practice between the Innu Nation and Hydro-Québec. As the CBC’s ...

Canada’s Hydro-Quebec agreed to buy Great River Hydro and its 13 hydroelectric generating stations in a $2 billion deal, expanding its footprint in the northeastern U.S. where it’s been ...

The Quebec Superior Court has found that Hydro-Québec acted in institutional bad faith in its dealings with the Innu First Nation of Uashat and Mani-Utenam, failing to honour an agreement reached ...

Hydro-Quebec posted record profit last year after selling electricity to the US at elevated prices, driven higher by impacts from the European energy crisis and an economic recovery. Canada’s ...

The fact the Quebec government is the owner and lone shareholder of Hydro-Québec has always allowed it to use the utility as it sees fit. The two are so close that until the year 2000, the ...

Hydro-Québec will become the project manager in carrying out large-scale wind projects, involving municipalities and First Nations from the start to ensure social acceptability.

A subsidiary of Canadian energy giant Hydro-Quebec is buying the 13 hydro-electric dams along the Connecticut and Deerfield rivers in Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts owned by Great River ...

Power supplier Hydro-Quebec stopped exporting electricity into New England’s wholesale market in recent days as the Trump administration rolled out tariffs for Canadian imports. An executive ...

Hydro-Québec, a large-scale hydropower company based in Canada from which Vermont draws a significant portion of its electricity, plans to purchase 13 generating stations and three storage ...

Hydro-Quebec’s main transmission line into New England is considered the region’s largest potential source of electricity, now that the Mystic power plant has gone dark for good.