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Update on Hydro-Québec's solar power plants The construction of the first two solar power plants in Quebec is almost complete. The panels for both the La Prairie and Varennes sites have been installed. We are in the testing phase and have just completed the first synchronization.... Check out pictures of the evolution of both projects.

An interesting article by Robert Hornung, President & CEO of the Canadian Renewable Energy Association, on the affordability of Canada’s future electricity system

Article intéressant de Robert Hornung, Président et chef de la direction de l'Association canadienne de l’énergie renouvelable, sur l'abordabilité du futur réseau électrique du Canada

Just a quick reminder that we'll be at the Medicine Hat Career Fair on Sunday from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm and on Monday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. We’re now hiring more than 100 Construction Workers and Operators for our Hays and Jenner Solar projects in Alberta. You'll find us located at 1750 Gershaw Drive SW (The old Nissan building across from the Medicine Hat Airport). Don't forget your mask!... Power the next generation! Brought to you by: YMCA Canada Funded by: Government of and YourAlberta (Government of Alberta) In partnership with: Medicine Hat College

As Canada continues its ambitious goal to become carbon neutral, the drive for sustainable and renewable energy sources has rapidly shifted from pipe dream to national priority. Borea Construction, Canada’s largest renewables constructor, is working to blaze a trail of colossal projects across North America. Read the full article

Borea welcomes new members We are very pleased to welcome Andrew Ostapovitch, Electrical Coordinator, as well as Pierre Robitaille, Legal Counsel, to the team. With their respective experience, they will definitely be an asset to the company. Welcome to Borea! ... Power the next generation: www.boreaconstruction.com/career

As of today, seven wind turbines are erected on the Golden South project in Assiniboia. By March 2021, the project's delivery date, no less than 50 turbines will be operating across the Saskatchewan skies As for the operations building, it will be completely finished by the end of November. Thank you to all the workers on site for your hard work