List of generating stations in Quebec

The following page lists electrical generating stations in Quebec, Canada.

Quebec produces close to 96% of its electricity through hydropower. The James Bay Project is Quebec's largest generation complex, with an installed capacity of 16,527 megawatt of power, approximately 40% of the province's peak load. Hydro-Québec, the government-owned public utility is the main power generator in the province with 59 hydroelectric facilities located across the province, for a total installed capacity of 34,490 MW.^[1]

Hydroelectric

Owned by Hydro-Québec

List of hydroelectric generating stations owned and operated by Hydro-Québec Production.^[2]

  Facilities under construction

  Planned facilities

  Decommissioned facilities

Name	Type	Capacity (MW)	Units	Head (m)	Commissioned	Reservoir	Watershed	Location
Beauharnois	Run of river	1,906	38	24.39	1932–1961	n/a	Saint Lawrence	45°18′51″N 73°54′37″W / 45.31417°N 73.91028°W
Beaumont	Run of river	270	6	37.8	1958	n/a	Saint-Maurice	47°33′20″N 72°50′12″W / 47.55556°N 72.83667°W
Bersimis-1	Reservoir	1,178	8	266.7	1956	Pipmuacan Reservoir	Betsiamites	49°18′31″N 69°33′50″W / 49.30861°N 69.56389°W
Bersimis-2	Run of river	869	5	115.83	1959	n/a	Betsiamites	49°10′02″N 69°14′26″W / 49.16722°N 69.24056°W
Brisay	Reservoir	469	2	37.5	1993	Caniapiscau Reservoir	Caniapiscau	54°27′16″N 70°31′09″W / 54.45444°N 70.51917°W
Bryson	Run of river	56	3	18.29	1925	n/a	Ottawa	45°39′40″N 76°37′52″W / 45.66111°N 76.63111°W
Carillon	Run of river	753	14	17.99	1962	n/a	Ottawa	45°34′07″N 74°23′01″W / 45.56861°N 74.38361°W
Chelsea	Run of river	152	5	28.35	1927	n/a	Gatineau	45°30′45″N 75°46′39″W / 45.51250°N 75.77750°W
Chute-Allard	Run of river	62	6	17.83	2008	n/a	Saint-Maurice	47°54′15″N 73°47′57″W / 47.90417°N 73.79917°W
Chute-Bell	Run of river	10	2	17.8	1915–1999	n/a	Rouge	45°46′26″N 74°41′09″W / 45.77389°N 74.68583°W
Chute-Burroughs	Run of river	2	1	55.17	1929	n/a	Niger	45°08′47″N 72°01′08″W / 45.14639°N 72.01889°W
Chats Falls Generating Station[note 1]	Run of river	92	4	16.16	1931	n/a	Ottawa	45°28′30″N 76°14′18″W / 45.47500°N 76.23833°W
Chute-Hemmings	Run of river	29	6	14.64	1925	n/a	Saint-François	45°51′45″N 72°27′03″W / 45.86250°N 72.45083°W
Drummondville	Run of river	16	4	9.1	1910	n/a	Saint-François	45°53′13″N 72°29′02″W / 45.88694°N 72.48389°W
Eastmain-1	Reservoir	507	3	63	2006	Eastmain-1 Reservoir	Eastmain	52°10′54″N 76°3′5″W / 52.18167°N 76.05139°W
Eastmain-1-A[3]	Reservoir	829[4]	3	63	2011-2012	Eastmain-1 Reservoir	Eastmain	52°10′47″N 76°2′7″W / 52.17972°N 76.03528°W
Grand-Mère	Run of river	67	4	25.61	1915–1930	n/a	Saint-Maurice	46°36′55″N 72°40′33″W / 46.61528°N 72.67583°W
Hart-Jaune	Reservoir	51	3	39.6	1960	Petit-Lac-Manicouagan Reservoir	Hart-Jaune	51°47′06″N 67°54′46″W / 51.78500°N 67.91278°W
Hull-2	Run of river	27	4	11.58	1920–1969	n/a	Ottawa	45°25′20″N 75°43′17″W / 45.42222°N 75.72139°W
Jean-Lesage	Reservoir	1,145	8	70.11	1965–1967	Manic-2 Reservoir	Manicouagan	49°19′18″N 68°20′49″W / 49.32167°N 68.34694°W
La Gabelle	Run of river	131	5	17.38	1924	n/a	Saint-Maurice	46°26′54″N 72°44′32″W / 46.44833°N 72.74222°W
La Grande-1	Run of river	1,436	12	27.5	1994–1995	n/a	La Grande	53°44′04″N 78°34′26″W / 53.73444°N 78.57389°W
La Grande-2-A	Reservoir	2,106	6	138.5	1991–1992	Robert-Bourassa Reservoir	La Grande	53°46′46″N 77°32′57″W / 53.77944°N 77.54917°W
La Grande-3	Reservoir	2,417	12	79	1982–1984	La Grande-3 Reservoir	La Grande	53°43′40″N 75°59′55″W / 53.72778°N 75.99861°W
La Grande-4	Reservoir	2,779	9	116.7	1984–1986	La Grande-4 Reservoir	La Grande	53°53′12″N 73°27′55″W / 53.88667°N 73.46528°W
La Tuque	Run of river	294	6	34.75	1940–1955	n/a	Saint-Maurice	47°26′39″N 72°47′58″W / 47.44417°N 72.79944°W
Lac-Robertson[note 2]	Reservoir	21	2	38.5	1995	Robertson Lake	Veco	50°59′56″N 59°03′42″W / 50.99889°N 59.06167°W
Laforge-1	Reservoir	878	6	57.3	1993–1994	Laforge-1 Reservoir	Laforge	54°10′14″N 72°36′55″W / 54.17056°N 72.61528°W
Laforge-2	Reservoir	319	2	27.4	1996	Laforge-2 Reservoir	Laforge	54°35′30″N 71°16′15″W / 54.59167°N 71.27083°W
Les Cèdres	Run of river	103	11	9.14	1914–1924	n/a	Saint Lawrence	45°18′32″N 74°01′38″W / 45.30889°N 74.02722°W
Magpie-2[5][6]		450			2026		Magpie	Côte-Nord
Magpie-5[5][6]		385			2030		Magpie	Côte-Nord
Manic-1	Run of river	184	3	36.58	1966–1967	n/a	Manicouagan	49°11′29″N 68°19′47″W / 49.19139°N 68.32972°W
Manic-5	Reservoir	1,596	8	141.8	1970	Manicouagan Reservoir	Manicouagan	50°38′23″N 68°43′37″W / 50.63972°N 68.72694°W
Manic-5-PA	Reservoir	1,064	4	144.5	1989	Manicouagan Reservoir	Manicouagan	50°38′37″N 68°43′48″W / 50.64361°N 68.73000°W
Mercier	Reservoir	55	5	18	2007	Baskatong Reservoir	Gatineau	46°43′03″N 75°59′00″W / 46.71750°N 75.98333°W
Mitis-1	Run of river	6	2	36.58	1922–1929	n/a	Mitis	48°36′13″N 68°08′19″W / 48.60361°N 68.13861°W
Mitis-2	Run of river	4	1	22.86	1947	n/a	Mitis	48°37′19″N 68°08′19″W / 48.62194°N 68.13861°W
Outardes-2	Run of river	523	3	82.3	1978	n/a	Outardes	49°08′59″N 68°24′17″W / 49.14972°N 68.40472°W
Outardes-3	Run of river	1,026	4	143.57	1969	n/a	Outardes	49°33′33″N 68°43′58″W / 49.55917°N 68.73278°W
Outardes-4	Reservoir	785	4	120.55	1969	Outardes-4 Reservoir	Outardes	49°42′21″N 68°54′24″W / 49.70583°N 68.90667°W
Paugan	Run of river	213	8	40.54	1928	n/a	Gatineau	45°48′42″N 75°55′37″W / 45.81167°N 75.92694°W
Péribonka	Reservoir	405	3	67.6	2007–2008		Peribonka	49°30′28″N 71°10′59″W / 49.50778°N 71.18306°W
Petit Mécatina-3[5]		320			2026		Petit-Mécatina	Côte-Nord
Petit Mécatina-4[5]		880			2023		Petit-Mécatina	Côte-Nord
Première-Chute	Run of river	131	4	22.26	1968–1975	n/a	Ottawa	47°36′00″N 79°27′09″W / 47.60000°N 79.45250°W
Rapide-2	Run of river	67	4	20.43	1954–1964	n/a	Ottawa	47°56′01″N 78°34′34″W / 47.93361°N 78.57611°W
Rapide-7	Reservoir	67	4	20.73	1941–1949	Decelles Lake	Ottawa	47°46′08″N 78°18′46″W / 47.76889°N 78.31278°W
Rapide-Blanc	Reservoir	204	6	32.92	1934–1955	Blanc Reservoir	Saint-Maurice	47°47′48″N 72°58′24″W / 47.79667°N 72.97333°W
Rapide-des-Cœurs	Run of river	79	6	22.69	2008–2009	n/a	Saint-Maurice	47°47′21″N 73°22′40″W / 47.78917°N 73.37778°W
Rapides-des-Îles	Run of river	176	4	26.22	1966–1973	n/a	Ottawa	47°34′35″N 79°21′17″W / 47.57639°N 79.35472°W
Rapides-des-Quinze	Run of river	103	6	25.9	1923–1955	n/a	Ottawa	47°35′24″N 79°17′41″W / 47.59000°N 79.29472°W
Rapides-Farmer	Run of river	104	5	20.12	1927	n/a	Gatineau	45°29′56″N 75°45′48″W / 45.49889°N 75.76333°W
René-Lévesque	Reservoir	1,244	6	94.19	1975–1976	Manic-3 Reservoir	Manicouagan	49°44′25″N 68°35′34″W / 49.74028°N 68.59278°W
Rivière-des-Prairies	Run of river	54	6	7.93	1929	n/a	Rivière des Prairies	45°35′22″N 73°39′26″W / 45.58944°N 73.65722°W
Robert-Bourassa	Reservoir	5,616	16	137.16	1979–1981	Robert-Bourassa Reservoir	La Grande	53°46′55″N 77°31′58″W / 53.78194°N 77.53278°W
Rocher-de-Grand-Mère	Run of river	230	3	24.3	2004	n/a	Saint-Maurice	46°36′55″N 72°40′33″W / 46.61528°N 72.67583°W
Romaine-1[7] [8]	Reservoir	290	2	62.5	2015-2016	Romaine-1 Reservoir	Romaine	50°23′07″N 63°15′39″W / 50.38528°N 63.26083°W
Romaine-2[7]	Reservoir	640	2	156.4	2014	Romaine-2 Reservoir	Romaine	50°37′28″N 63°11′39″W / 50.62444°N 63.19417°W
Romaine-3[7]	Reservoir	395	2	118.9	2017	Romaine-3 Reservoir	Romaine	51°06′52″N 63°24′00″W / 51.11444°N 63.40000°W
Romaine-4[7]	Reservoir	245	2	88.9	2020	Romaine-4 Reservoir	Romaine	51°20′52″N 63°29′12″W / 51.34778°N 63.48667°W
Sainte-Marguerite-3[note 3]	Reservoir	882	2	330	2003	Sainte-Marguerite-3 Reservoir	Sainte-Marguerite	50°42′18″N 66°46′47″W / 50.70500°N 66.77972°W
Saint-Narcisse	Run of river	15	2	44.81	1926	n/a	Batiscan	46°32′53″N 72°24′38″W / 46.54806°N 72.41056°W
Sarcelle[3]	Reservoir	150	3	11.7	2013	Opinaca Reservoir	La Grande	52°40′01″N 76°38′04″W / 52.66694°N 76.63444°W
Sept-Chutes	Run of river	22	4	124.97	1916–1999	n/a	Sainte-Anne	47°07′31″N 70°48′57″W / 47.12528°N 70.81583°W
Shawinigan-2	Run of river	200	8	44.2	1911–1929	n/a	Saint-Maurice	46°32′11″N 72°46′02″W / 46.53639°N 72.76722°W
Shawinigan-3	Run of river	194	3	44.2	1948	n/a	Saint-Maurice	46°32′02″N 72°45′56″W / 46.53389°N 72.76556°W
Toulnustouc	Reservoir	526	2	152	2005	Sainte-Anne Lake	Toulnustouc	49°58′14″N 68°09′34″W / 49.97056°N 68.15944°W
Trenche	Run of river	302	6	48.47	1950	n/a	Saint-Maurice	47°45′12″N 72°52′44″W / 47.75333°N 72.87889°W

Stations with partial Hydro-Québec ownership

Name	Type	Capacity (MW)	Units	Head	Commissioned	Reservoir	Watershed	Ownership	Region
McCormick	Run of river	392	8	37.8	1952		Manicouagan	Hydro-Québec (60%) and Alcoa (40%)[1]	49°11′35″N 68°19′37″W / 49.19306°N 68.32694°W

Privately owned hydroelectric generating stations

List of privately owned hydroelectric generating stations in Quebec, including facilities owned by municipal utilities.

Name	Date	Capacity (MW)	Location	Owner	Type	Ref
Abénaquis	1910–1984	2.8	45°24′15″N 71°53′50″W / 45.40417°N 71.89722°W	Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[9]
Adam-Cunningham	1953	7	48°39′30″N 71°10′15″W / 48.65833°N 71.17083°W	Resolute Forest Products	Hydro	[10]
Arthurville Hydroelectric Dam	1993	0.65	46°49′35″N 70°45′23″W / 46.82639°N 70.75639°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[11]
Ayers-1	1929	4.5	45°38′12″N 74°21′41″W / 45.63667°N 74.36139°W	Ayers limitée	Hydro
Ayers-2	1994	1.2	45°38′37″N 74°21′11″W / 45.64361°N 74.35306°W	Ayers limitée	Hydro
Baie-Saint-Paul	1898–1997	0.8	Baie-Saint-Paul	Société d'énergie de Baie-Saint-Paul	Hydro
Barrage-Larocque (Hydro Bromptonville)	1997	9.9	45°28′42″N 71°57′12″W / 45.4783°N 71.9533°W	Kruger Energy	Hydro	[12]
Marches-Naturelles	1908–1995	4.5	46°53′39″N 71°09′31″W / 46.8942°N 71.1587°W	Boralex	Hydro	[13]
Belding	1910	1.5	45°08′30″N 71°48′40″W / 45.14167°N 71.81111°W	Ville de Coaticook	Hydro
Belle-Rivière			48°06′51″N 71°45′50″W / 48.11417°N 71.76389°W	Société d'énergie Belle Rivière	Hydro
Belleterre Hydroelectric Dam[note 4]	1994	2.2	47°34′21″N 78°33′31″W / 47.57250°N 78.55861°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[14]
Bésy	2006	18.5	48°26′04″N 71°14′54″W / 48.43444°N 71.24833°W	Resolute Forest Products	Hydro	[10]
Bird-1	1937–1994	2	46°44′57″N 71°42′39″W / 46.74917°N 71.71083°W	Boralex	Hydro
Bird-2	1995	2.8	46°44′57″N 71°42′39″W / 46.7492°N 71.7108°W	Boralex	Hydro
Buckingham	1913–1995	9.9	Buckingham	Boralex	Hydro	[15]
Cascades-Savard	1988	0.03	51°18′20″N 68°07′32″W / 51.30556°N 68.12556°W	Restaurant Relais-Gabriel enr.	Hydro
Chutes-de-la-Chaudière		24	46°42′52″N 71°16′57″W / 46.71444°N 71.28250°W	Innergex	Hydro	[16]
Chicoutimi	1923	8	48°25′34″N 71°04′34″W / 48.42611°N 71.07611°W	Resolute Forest Products	Hydro	[10]
Chute-à-Caron Power Station	1931	224	48°27′01″N 71°15′13″W / 48.45028°N 71.25361°W	Rio Tinto Alcan	Hydro	[17]
Chute-à-la-Savane Power Station	1953	210	48°45′15″N 71°50′23″W / 48.75417°N 71.83972°W	Rio Tinto Alcan	Hydro	[17]
Chute-aux-Galets	1921	14.4	48°39′06″N 71°12′12″W / 48.65167°N 71.20333°W	Resolute Forest Products	Hydro	[10]
Chute-Blanche	1998	1.2	Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc	Hydro-Morin	Hydro	[18]
Chute-des-Passes Power Station	1959	750	49°50′26″N 71°09′46″W / 49.84056°N 71.16278°W	Rio Tinto Alcan	Hydro	[17]
Chute-du-Diable Power Station	1952	205	48°46′51″N 71°41′49″W / 48.78083°N 71.69694°W	Rio Tinto Alcan	Hydro	[17]
Chute-Ford Hydroelectric Dam (Glenford)	1994	4.95	46°50′18″N 71°56′26″W / 46.83833°N 71.94056°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[19]
Chute-Garneau	1925-2011	5.3	48°23′10″N 71°07′50″W / 48.38611°N 71.13056°W	City of Saguenay	Hydro	[20][21]
Chutes-à-Gorry	1993–1997	10.8	46°47′25″N 72°00′28″W / 46.7903°N 72.0079°W	Société d'énergie Columbus	Hydro
Club Bataram	19??	0.1	Clermont	Pourvoirie Charlevoix	Hydro
Club des Alcaniens	1981	0.02	Rivière-aux-Rats	Club des Alcaniens Shawinigan	Hydro
Corbeau			46°18′51″N 75°56′36″W / 46.31417°N 75.94333°W		Hydro
Côte Sainte-Catherine 1	1995	2	45°24′24″N 73°34′8″W / 45.40667°N 73.56889°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[22]
Côte Sainte-Catherine 2	1993	4.8	45°24′24″N 73°34′8″W / 45.40667°N 73.56889°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[22]
Côte Sainte-Catherine 3	1995	4.5	45°24′24″N 73°34′8″W / 45.40667°N 73.56889°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[22]
Daniel-Larocque (Mont-Laurier)	1912–1987	2.725	46°33′17″N 75°29′59″W / 46.55472°N 75.49972°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[23]
Donnacona	1913–1997	4.8	46°40′47″N 71°44′43″W / 46.67972°N 71.74528°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[24]
Drummond	1927–1965	0.6	45°22′51″N 71°57′38″W / 45.38083°N 71.96056°W	Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[25]
Dufferin	1958	40	45°35′05″N 75°25′05″W / 45.58472°N 75.41806°W	Brookfield Renewable Power	Hydro	[26]
East Angus	1898–1992	2	East Angus	Boralex	Hydro	[27]
Eustis	1986	0.7	45°18′26″N 71°52′52″W / 45.30722°N 71.88111°W	Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[28]
Fraser	1992	2.3	47°49′58″N 69°32′04″W / 47.83278°N 69.53444°W	Hydro-Fraser	Hydro	[29]
Frontenac	1917–1988	2.2	45°24′07″N 71°53′57″W / 45.40194°N 71.89917°W	Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[30]
Grande-Dame, La	1911	1.8	45°16′21″N 72°06′22″W / 45.27250°N 72.10611°W	Hydro-Magog	Hydro	[31][32]
High Falls (Quebec)	1929	104	45°50′20″N 75°38′50″W / 45.83889°N 75.64722°W	Brookfield Renewable Power	Hydro	[26]
Hull	1913	12	Gatineau	Domtar	Hydro
Huntingville	1996	0.5	Sherbrooke	Boralex	Hydro	[27]
Isle-Maligne	1926	402	48°34′37″N 71°38′05″W / 48.57694°N 71.63472°W	Rio Tinto Alcan	Hydro	[17]
Jean-Guérin	1998	5.87	46°38′07″N 71°02′42″W / 46.6354°N 71.0449°W	Société d'énergie Columbus	Hydro
Jim-Gray[note 5]	1953	63	48°41′54″N 71°12′46″W / 48.69833°N 71.21278°W	Government of Quebec	Hydro	[33][34]
Joey-Tanenbaum	1994	17	45°52′42″N 76°41′46″W / 45.8782°N 76.6962°W	Brookfield Renewable Power	Hydro	[35]
Jonquière (Joseph-Perron)	1998	4.5	48°25′00″N 71°15′20″W / 48.4167°N 71.2555°W	Resolute Forest Products	Hydro	[10]
Jonquière-N⁰-1	1996	4.5	48°25′18″N 71°15′15″W / 48.4218°N 71.2542°W	Hydro-Jonquière	Hydro
L'Anse-Saint-Jean	1995	0.45	48°12′27″N 70°17′05″W / 48.20750°N 70.28472°W	Hydro-Morin	Hydro
La Pulpe	1997	3.7	48°24′39″N 68°33′11″W / 48.4108°N 68.5530°W	Boralex	Hydro	[36]
La Sarre-1	1994	1.1	La Sarre	Hydro-Abitibi	Hydro
La Sarre-2	1995	0.7	La Sarre	Hydro-Abitibi	Hydro
Lebreux	1995	1.1	48°09′20″N 65°20′48″W / 48.15556°N 65.34667°W	Hydro Canomore	Hydro	[37]
Low	1994	0.4	Low	Hydro Low	Hydro
Magpie River	2008	40.6	50°19′25″N 64°27′19″W / 50.32361°N 64.45528°W	Hydromega	Hydro	[38]
Maquatua	1985	1.1	Wemindji	Sakami Eeyou Corporation	Hydro
Masson	1933	105	45°33′36″N 75°25′20″W / 45.56000°N 75.42222°W	Brookfield Renewable Power	Hydro	[26]
McDougall	1925	8.5	46°44′27″N 71°41′55″W / 46.74083°N 71.69861°W	Boralex	Hydro	[39]
Memphrémagog	1910	1.9	45°15′46″N 72°08′40″W / 45.26278°N 72.14444°W	Hydro-Magog, Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[40]
Minashtuk	2000	9.9	48°54′21″N 72°12′25″W / 48.90583°N 72.20694°W	Hydro-Ilnu	Hydro	[41]
Montmagny	1996	2.1	Montmagny	Innergex	Hydro	[16]
Moulin Melbourne	2003	0.12	Melbourne	9067-8780 Québec	Hydro	[18]
Moulin-aux-Abénakis	1997	0.4	Sainte-Claire de Bellechasse	Hubert Lacoste	Hydro	[18][42]
Murdock-Wilson	1957	55	48°28′00″N 71°14′12″W / 48.46667°N 71.23667°W	Resolute Forest Products	Hydro	[10]
Onatchiway	1925	1	48°53′34″N 71°02′16″W / 48.8929°N 71.0377°W	Resolute Forest Products	Hydro	[10]
Paton	1927	1.7	45°24′15″N 71°53′50″W / 45.40417°N 71.89722°W	Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[43]
Penman	1985	2	Coaticook	Town of Coaticook	Hydro	[44]
Pentecôte	1999	2	Port-Cartier	Algonquin Power	Hydro
Petite High Falls	1999	0.5	45°32′02″N 75°37′30″W / 45.5340°N 75.6250°W	Hydro Norbyco	Hydro
Petites-Bergeronnes	1994	4.2	48°15′57″N 69°37′47″W / 48.2657°N 69.6296°W	Société d'énergie Columbus	Hydro
Pont-Arnaud	1913-2011	8.0	48°24′27″N 71°07′29″W / 48.4075°N 71.1246°W	City of Saguenay	Hydro	[20][21]
Portneuf 1	1996	8	48°39′28″N 69°07′57″W / 48.6579°N 69.1324°W	Innergex	Hydro	[16]
Portneuf-2	1996	9.9	48°39′20″N 69°10′36″W / 48.6555°N 69.1766°W	Innergex	Hydro
Portneuf-3	1996	8	48°41′29″N 69°20′21″W / 48.6913°N 69.3391°W	Innergex	Hydro
Pourvoirie Domaine Touristique La Tuque	2002	0.1	La Tuque	Pourvoirie Domaine La Tuque	Hydro
Rawdon Dam	1994	2.5	46°02′45″N 73°43′50″W / 46.04583°N 73.73056°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[45]
Rivière-du-Loup Dam	1885–1995	2.6	47°49′59″N 69°31′52″W / 47.83306°N 69.53111°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[29][46]
Rock Forest	1911–2000	2.7	45°20′31″N 71°59′37″W / 45.34194°N 71.99361°W	Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[47]
RSP-1	1954–1993	1	48°44′06″N 69°03′54″W / 48.7349°N 69.0650°W	Boralex	Hydro	[48]
RSP-2	1995	6	48°43′57″N 69°10′17″W / 48.7325°N 69.1715°W	Boralex	Hydro	[48]
RSP-3	1995	5.5	48°44′06″N 69°03′54″W / 48.7349°N 69.0650°W	Boralex	Hydro	[48]
S.P.C. (Chute-Blanchette)	1957	38	48°24′46″N 71°06′02″W / 48.4127°N 71.1005°W	Elkem Métal Canada	Hydro
Saint-Alban Dam	1901–1996	8.2	46°42′38″N 72°04′36″W / 46.71056°N 72.07667°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[49]
Saint-Jérôme	1888–1997	1.5	45°48′33″N 74°01′47″W / 45.80917°N 74.02972°W	Mini-Centrales de l'Est	Hydro
Saint-Jovite	1985	0.3	Saint-Jovite	Les Apôtres de l'Amour Infini	Hydro
Saint-Lambert	1996	6	Saint-Lambert	Boralex	Hydro	[50]
Saint-Paul	1986	0.9	45°08′20″N 71°48′30″W / 45.13889°N 71.80833°W	Hydro-Coaticook	Hydro
Chute-à-Magnan (Saint-Paulin)	1994	7.7	Saint-Paulin	Innergex	Hydro	[16]
Saint-Raphaël Dam	1994	3.5	46°47′54″N 70°44′55″W / 46.79833°N 70.74861°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[51]
Sainte-Brigitte Dam	1994	4.2	46°01′47″N 72°28′49″W / 46.02972°N 72.48028°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[52]
Sainte-Marguerite-1 and I-B	1993	30.1	50°11′51″N 66°38′11″W / 50.1974°N 66.6363°W	Hydromega	Hydro	[53][54]
Sainte-Marguerite-2	1954	19.3	50°12′46″N 66°39′39″W / 50.2129°N 66.6607°W	Iron Ore Company of Canada	Hydro
Shipshaw Power Station	1943	896	48°26′54″N 71°12′54″W / 48.44833°N 71.21500°W	Rio Tinto Alcan	Hydro	[17]
T.-D.-Bouchard Dam (St-Hyacinthe)	1995	2.25	45°37′15″N 72°57′20″W / 45.62083°N 72.95556°W	Algonquin Power	Hydro	[55]
Thibaudeau-Ricard	1997	4.9	Shawinigan	Thibaudeau-Ricard	Hydro
W.R. Beatty	1917–1995	11	45°55′08″N 76°55′13″W / 45.9189°N 76.9204°W	Brookfield Renewable Power	Hydro	[35]
Weedon	1915	3.825	45°39′41″N 71°27′49″W / 45.66139°N 71.46361°W	Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[56]
Westbury	1929	4.8	45°29′52″N 71°37′12″W / 45.49778°N 71.62000°W	Hydro-Sherbrooke	Hydro	[57]
Windsor	1996	5.5	Windsor	Innergex	Hydro	[16]

Other Renewables

Wind

List of wind farms in Quebec.

Name	Date	Capacity (MW)	Location	Owner	Type	Ref
Baie-des-Sables Wind Farm	2006	109.5	48°42′08″N 67°52′21″W / 48.7022°N 67.8725°W	Cartier Wind Energy	Wind	[58][59]
Carleton Wind Farm	2008	109.5	48°12′10″N 66°07′42″W / 48.2027°N 66.1283°W	Cartier Wind Energy	Wind	[58][60]
Site nordique expérimental en éolien CORUS	2010	4.1	Gaspé	Wind Energy TechnoCentre	Wind	[61][62]
De l'Érable Wind Farm	2013	100	46°05′49″N 71°38′51″W / 46.0970°N 71.6476°W	Enerfin	Wind	[58][63]
Des Moulins Wind Project	2013	156	46°10′26″N 71°21′05″W / 46.1739°N 71.3513°W	Invenergy	Wind	[58]
Gros-Morne	2011	211.5	49°12′23″N 65°26′54″W / 49.2063°N 65.4483°W	Cartier Wind Energy	Wind	[58][64][65]
Jardin d'Eole Wind Farm	2009	127.5	48°43′37″N 67°37′51″W / 48.7269°N 67.6307°W	Northland Power	Wind	[58][66][67]
L'Anse-à-Valleau Wind Farm	2007	100.5	49°05′38″N 64°39′13″W / 49.0938°N 64.6536°W	Cartier Wind Energy	Wind	[58][68]
Lac Alfred Wind Project	2013	300	48°23′21″N 67°45′06″W / 48.3892°N 67.7517°W	EDF Énergies Nouvelles / Enbridge	Wind	[58][69]
Le Nordais (Cap-Chat)	1998	57	Cap-Chat	TransAlta	Wind	[70]
Le Nordais (Matane)	1999	42.75	Matane	TransAlta	Wind	[70]
Le Plateau Wind Farm[note 6]	2012	138.6	48°02′15″N 67°27′58″W / 48.0375°N 67.4662°W	Invenergy	Wind	[58][71]
Massif du Sud Wind Project	2013	150	46°34′49″N 70°26′24″W / 46.5804°N 70.4399°W	EDF Énergies Nouvelles / Enbridge	Wind	[58][69][72][73]
Montagne-Sèche	2011	58.5	49°10′45″N 64°57′12″W / 49.1792°N 64.9534°W	Cartier Wind Energy	Wind	[58][74]
Mont-Louis	2011	100.5	49°12′03″N 65°39′26″W / 49.2009°N 65.6573°W	Northland Power	Wind	[58][75]
Mount Copper	2005	54	Murdochville	NextEra Energy Resources	Wind	[76][77]
Mount Miller	2005	54	Murdochville	NextEra Energy Resources	Wind	[78]
Montérégie Wind Farm	2012	101.2	45°17′58″N 73°36′27″W / 45.2994°N 73.6074°W	Kruger Inc.	Wind	[58][79]
New Richmond Wind Farm	2013	67.8	48°12′47″N 65°41′10″W / 48.2131°N 65.6860°W	TransAlta	Wind	[58][80]
Saint-Robert-Bellarmin Wind Project	2012	80	45°41′32″N 70°32′56″W / 45.6923°N 70.5490°W	EDF Énergies Nouvelles / Enbridge	Wind	[58][81]
Seigneurie de Beaupré 2/3 Wind Farm	2013	271.8	47°22′20″N 70°51′39″W / 47.3721°N 70.8609°W	Boralex / Gaz Métro	Wind	[58][82]
Saint-Damase Community Wind Project	2013	24	48°37′46″N 67°51′56″W / 48.6295°N 67.8655°W	Municipality of Saint-Damase / Algonquin Power	Wind	[58][83]
Viger-Denonville Community Wind Farm	2013	24.6	47°55′07″N 69°13′04″W / 47.9185°N 69.2177°W	Rivière du Loup RCM / Innergex	Wind	[58][84]
Saint-Ulric	1998	2.25	Saint-Ulric	Hydro-Québec Production	Wind	[85]

Biomass

List of biomass and waste generating stations in Quebec.

Name	Date	Capacity (MW)	Location	Owner	Type	Ref
Brompton Biomass Cogen.	2007	19	45°28′51″N 71°57′08″W / 45.4808°N 71.9521°W	Kruger Energy	Biomass	[86]
Dolbeau Biomass Cogen.	2012	26.5	48°52′48″N 72°13′04″W / 48.8800°N 72.2178°W	Resolute Forest Products	Biomass	[87]
Haute-Yamaska, Roland Thibault	2012-2013	3	45°27′49″N 72°46′50″W / 45.4637°N 72.7806°W	Terreau Biogaz	Waste	[88]
Chapais Énergie		27	Chapais	Chapais Énergie, s.e.c.	Biomass	[89][90]
Fibrek Saint-Félicien		42.5	48°44′44″N 72°30′45″W / 48.7456°N 72.5124°W	Fibrek	Biomass	[91]
Saint-Nicéphore	2012	7.6	45°49′10″N 72°22′31″W / 45.8194°N 72.3754°W	Waste Management, Inc	Waste	[92]
Saint-Thomas	2012	9.35	46°03′52″N 73°15′10″W / 46.0645°N 73.2528°W	EBI Énergie	Waste	[93]
Senneterre	2000	34.6	Senneterre	Boralex	Biomass	[94]
Témiscaming mill	2008	8.1	46°42′40″N 79°05′47″W / 46.7111°N 79.0963°W	Tembec	Biomass	[95]
Thurso Cogeneration Plant	2012	24.3	45°36′03″N 75°15′20″W / 45.6008°N 75.2555°W	Fortress Specialty Cellulose	Biomass

Nuclear

List of nuclear generating stations in Quebec.

Name	Date	Capacity (MW)	Location	Owner	Type	Ref
Gentilly Nuclear Generating Station[96]	1983	635	46°23′42″N 72°21′21″W / 46.39500°N 72.35583°W	Hydro-Québec	Nuclear	[97]

Fossil fuel

List of fossil fuel generating stations in Quebec.

Name	Date	Capacity (MW)	Location	Owner	Type	Ref
Bécancour gas turbine	1994	411	46°23′31″N 72°21′8″W / 46.39194°N 72.35222°W	Hydro-Québec	Diesel	[98]
Cadillac gas turbine[note 7]	1976	162	48°12′51″N 78°17′59″W / 48.21417°N 78.29972°W	Hydro-Québec	Diesel	[98][99]
La Citière gas turbine	1980	309	45°24′55″N 73°26′14″W / 45.41528°N 73.43722°W	Hydro-Québec	Diesel	[98][100]
Tracy Thermal Generating Station	1964–1968	660	45°59′50″N 73°10′20″W / 45.99722°N 73.17222°W	Hydro-Québec	Fuel oil	[98][101][102]
Bécancour cogeneration project (TCE)[note 8]	2006	550	46°22′2″N 72°24′15″W / 46.36722°N 72.40417°W	TransCanada	Natural gas	[103][104][105]

Off-grid

List of all generating stations in Quebec serving loads not connected to the main North American power grid.

Name	Construction[106]	Capacity (MW)	Location	Owner	Type	Ref
Cap-aux-Meules generating station	1992	67.0	47°22′26″N 61°53′07″W / 47.37389°N 61.88528°W	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Fuel oil	[107]
Île-d'Entrée	1992	1.2	Entry Island	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Akulivik[note 9]	pre-1981	0.9	Akulivik	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108][109]
Aupaluk	pre-1981	0.8	Aupaluk	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Blanc-Sablon[note 10]	n/a	4.9	Blanc-Sablon	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Clova	pre-1981	0.5	Clova	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Inukjuak	pre-1981	3.0	Inukjuak	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Ivujivik	1985	1.0	Ivujivik	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Kangiqsualujjuaq	1986	2.0	Kangiqsualujjuaq	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Kangiqsujuaq	1981	1.5	Kangiqsujuaq	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Kangirsuk	1987	1.4	Kangirsuk	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Kuujjuaq	2010	6.6	Kuujjuaq	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[110]
Kuujjuarapik	2002	3.4	Kuujjuarapik	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
La Romaine[111][note 11]	1967	5.8	La Romaine	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
La Tabatière[note 10]	n/a	6.8	La Tabatière	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Lac-Robertson[note 12]	1995	21.6	50°59′56″N 59°03′42″W / 50.99889°N 59.06167°W	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Hydro	[2]
Opitciwan	1975	4.9	Opitciwan	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Port-Menier	1992	2.8	Port-Menier	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Puvirnituk	pre-1981	2.9	Puvirnituk	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Quaqtaq	1987	1.1	Quaqtaq	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Salluit	1990	3	Salluit	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Schefferville[note 13]		6.8	Schefferville	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
St-Augustin[note 10]	n/a	0.4	St-Augustin	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Tasiujaq	pre-1981	0.9	Tasiujaq	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Umiujaq	1988	1.1	Umiujaq	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]
Wemotaci[111][note 14]	n/a	2.2	Wemotaci	Hydro-Québec Distribution	Diesel	[108]

See also

• List of electrical generating stations in Canada
• La Cité de l'Énergie
• List of reservoirs and dams in Canada

Notes and References

Notes

1. The four units located in Ontario are owned by Ontario Power Generation.
2. Owned and operated by Hydro-Québec Distribution
3. The addition of a third unit is planned.
4. Also known as Winneway
5. Resolute Forest Products' water power lease for this facility was terminated by the Government of Quebec as of December 31, 2011
6. A 23 MW expansion is scheduled for 2013.
7. The Cadillac gas turbine is temporarily used as a synchronous condenser to supply reactive power on the Abitibi regional grid until its scheduled retirement in 2014.
8. Mothballed until 2016.
9. A new 2,028 kW plant is under construction and is scheduled to be in service in 2015.
10. Back-up generators.
11. The community will be connected to the main power grid in 2012. The power plant will be maintained in cold storage.
12. Owned and operated by Hydro-Québec Distribution
13. This community is supplied by the Mehinek hydroelectric generating station in Labrador. Diesel generators are used as backups.
14. The community was connected to the grid on September 17, 2008. The diesel plant was dismantled.

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External links

• Hydro-Québec official website
• Parc de production hydroélectrique d'Hydro-Québec
• Alphabetical list of private and municipal power stations