MONTRÉAL, May 6, 2025 /CNW/ - At a time when achieving Québec's energy independence is more important than ever, solar energy is a promising option. It allows us to diversify our supply while reinforcing our energy resilience and optimizing the use of the existing grid. Thanks to its technical advantages, rapid deployment and increasingly competitive costs, solar energy can effectively complement hydroelectricity, energy efficiency and wind power.
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