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Connect the km 381 road relay on the James Bay Highway to Hydro-Québec’s electricity distribution network

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Source: Infrastructure Canada

Project
Completed

The project consists in connecting the road relay at km 381 (Relay) to the Hydro-Québec electrical distribution network, which will reduce greenhouse gases by almost 1,472 t CO2eq / year. The energy currently used in the operation of this site comes from generators running on diesel, a fossil fuel. In addition, buildings are heated by oil boilers, which also generate greenhouse gases (GHG). The op

Status
Closed
Sector
Hydro, Natural Gas, Power Generation (CCGT), Road, Oil and Gas, Manufacturing (Industrial), Government
Location
Quebec, Canada
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Infrastructure Canada

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The project “Connect the km 381 road relay on the James Bay Highway to Hydro-Québec’s electricity distribution network” is an infrastructure initiative in the Hydro sector, located in Quebec, Canada. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Infrastructure Canada.

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completed

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Closed

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2026-07-22

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The project consists in connecting the road relay at km 381 (Relay) to the Hydro-Québec electrical distribution network, which will reduce greenhouse gases by almost 1,472 t CO2eq / year. The energy currently used in the operation of this site comes from generators running on diesel, a fossil fuel. In addition, buildings are heated by oil boilers, which also generate greenhouse gases (GHG). The operation of the relay is crucial and necessary since it is the only road relay on the James Bay road. This 620 km long road serves a population of over 11,000 people including several communities of the Cree nation. The Relais provides users of the James Bay road with catering, accommodation, fuel distribution and mechanical repair services. An emergency first responder service will soon be added to the service offering. This site is also used as a road center for the maintenance of the James Bay road. This project responds to the following fallout: access to more efficient and / or more reliable energy sources. In the Infrastructure section of rural and northern communities.

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Green Energy

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Canada

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Quebec

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Infrastructure Canada

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Hydro, Natural Gas, Power Generation (CCGT), Road, Oil and Gas, Manufacturing (Industrial), Government

Article published date

2025-06-04

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