The largest multiple-arch-and-buttress dam in the world, the Daniel-Johnson Dam, and the Manic-5 Generating Station are located about 210 kilometres (130 miles) from Baie-Comeau, in the heart of nature ...
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Lovers of the great outdoors are invited to head to James Bay and get to the energy source at Robert-Bourassa Generating Facility! Discover the site’s gigantic structures: an astonishing spillway that ...
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Stop by for a tour of the Beauharnois Generating Station, one of the largest hydroelectric power plants in the world. It's just 40 km (25 mi) southwest of Montréal. Come recharge your batteries while visiting ...
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Standing between the shores of Montréal and Laval, the Rivière-des-Prairies Generating Station is one of the oldest Hydro-Québec stations. This visit will allow you to review the station’s history from ...
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Located on the border of Quebec and Ontario, the Carillon Generating Station is the most powerful hydroelectric generating station on the Ottawa River. Erected near a historic site where Dollard des Ormeaux ...
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Located in Baie-Comeau, the Jean-Lesage Manic-2 is one of the largest multiple arch dams in the world and its generating station is powerful enough to supply a city of 250,000 people with energy. Upon ...
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Come tour the largest diesel-fired generating station in Quebec, the Îles-de-la-Madeleine Generating Station! The Îles-de-la-Madeline has always used fuel oil to meet its energy needs. The thermal generating ...
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In the heart of the Gatineau Hills, just six kilometres (nearly four miles) from Hull (Gatineau), lies the Rapides-Farmer Generating Station, which attracts city dwellers as well as outdoor enthusiasts ...
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Exceptionally this summer, Hydro-Québec's Péribonka hydroelectric facility will be open to the public to highlight the 175th anniversary of the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region. Come discover this electricity ...
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After having toured the Robert-Bourassa Generating Facility in the Bay James region, head to La Grande-1 Generating Station. It’s the last station to turbine the water on the Grande Rivière. This run-of ...
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