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![]() by Staff Writers Montreal, Canada (SPX) Oct 30, 2014
Canada's wind energy industry members have confirmed their desire to remain an active partner in Quebec's energy discussion as the Canadian Wind Energy Association's (CanWEA) 30th Annual Conference concluded at the Palais des congres in Montreal. Quebec's wind energy sector has already generated significant benefits throughout Quebec, particularly eastern Quebec and Montreal. It continues to favorably position itself to serve new markets. Wind energy can no longer be considered a marginal electricity source. More than ever, wind energy represents significant opportunity for Quebec, and is poised to play a vital role in Quebec's energy future. Quebecers must be made aware that any new source of electricity generation is more expensive than heritage sources of supply. The fact is wind farms built in 2014 are cost competitive with all new energy supplies commissioned in Quebec, including hydropower. "Even though Quebec is a pioneer in wind energy, there are still considerable challenges in consolidating and ensuring the sustainability of our industry, said Jean-Francois Nolet, Vice-President - Policy and Government Affairs at CanWEA. " We need a steady and stable domestic market for the Quebec sector. This is why wind energy must play a significant role in Quebec's future energy strategy," he emphasized.
Montreal is the largest wind energy hub in North America As such, a good number of wind energy projects constructed in the United States and in Canada were designed at one point or another in Montreal. Symbolic of the vitality of the Quebec wind energy sector, we can now find as much wind energy jobs in Montreal as eastern Quebec.
New markets, new benefits
Related Links Canadian Wind Energy Association Wind Energy News at Wind Daily
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