Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Que. Receiving $4.5 Million for Electricity Distribution Modernization
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Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Que. receiving $4.5 million for electricity distribution modernization
Natural Resources Canada is investing over $4.5 million in funding through its Smart Renewables and Electrification Pathways (SREP) program toward the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Regional Electricity Cooperative’s Electricity Distribution Modernization Project. The project will service 16 municipalities in Montégérie and Estrie, QC through improvements to the reliability and resiliency of the local electricity grid, the integration of renewable energy a…
The industry warned that strengthening the electricity distribution infrastructure is essential to reduce blackouts that generate losses of millions of dollars and affect the competitiveness of the region.
TIJUANA, JULY 22,2026.-The blackouts registered in Tijuana demonstrate the need to strengthen the electricity distribution infrastructure, due to the millions of losses that they cause to the industry and the risk that they represent for the competitiveness and economic development of the region. This was analyzed during the monthly meeting of the Association of Industrialists of the Otay Bureau (AIMO), in which participated the general director…
$4.5 million in federal funding to kick off electrical distribution modernization in Quebec
Canada’s electricity needs are changing as more communities move toward cleaner energy and greater electrification. To support this transition, the Government of Canada announced in July that it is investing in modernizing its power grids to improve reliability, support renewable energy, and help keep electricity affordable for Canadians. One example is a new investment of… Read More »$4.5 million in federal funding to kick off electrical distribution modernization in Quebec
Federal government invests in Quebec health-tech firms
TROIS-RIVIÈRES, Que. – Evan Solomon (pictured), minister of artificial intelligence and digital innovation, last week announced funding of $13.5 million for 63 Quebec organizations. These investments were granted under the Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (RAII), which supports projects aimed at either developing and marketing AI solutions or integrating these solutions into SMEs’ operations and activities. These projects – some of wh…
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