Our Projects

• 120 MW installed capacity.
• Installation of 20 wind turbines.

The Haute-Chaudière Wind Project, located in a mountainous region near the Canada-U.S. border, is contributing to Quebec’s energy transition by increasing its wind power capacity. Connected to Hydro-Québec Lac-Mégantic substation, the project will generate positive economic spin-offs for the local community based on investments done throughout the development, construction and operational phases.

• 270 MW installed capacity.
• Installation of 45 wind turbines.

PEG identified the area for the development of a wind power project and completed a detailed constraints analysis for its client. Several mandates followed, including the coordination of meetings with private landowners and authorization requests for meteorological masts installation. The project was selected in Hydro-Québec’s 2021 call for tenders.

PEG identified the area for the development of a wind power project and completed a pre-feasibility analysis for the Coopérative d’électricité de Saint-Jean-Baptiste in 2021. Several mandates were subsequently carried out, including environmental surveys and authorization requests for meteorological masts installation. The project was selected in Hydro-Québec’s 2023 call for tenders.

Selection of areas suitable for the development of solar PV projects in the following North American provinces and states: Quebec, Ontario, New York, California, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick.

PEG has carried out feasibility studies for energy storage projects for the last two IESO RFP, including the coordination of local consultation efforts, environmental analysis, site mapping and the drafting of technical elements of the proposal.