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ECONOMY • CANADA — QUÉBEC

Hydro-Québec warns it may need to import electricity as demand grows

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Hydro-Québec’s 2027–2041 supply plan projects a sharp rise in electricity demand and says the utility may need to import power from neighboring provinces or the United States within three years, according to The Epoch Times.

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If Hydro-Québec turns to U.S. suppliers, cross-border electricity trade could increase. The article describes a possible future need, not a confirmed purchase or agreement.