735-kv micoua–saguenay line - hydro-québec · rivière saguenay. in addition, lines were grouped...

*#

*#*#

*#

*#

*#

*#*#

*#

*#*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

Lac Onatchiway

Lac La Mothe

Rivière Saguenay

Fleuve

Saint-Laurent

¤

Vers le poste de la

Jacques-Cartier

¤

Selected line route

Fleuve Saint-Laurent

CÔTE-NORD (09)SAGUENAY–LAC-SAINT-JEAN (02)

Capitale-Nationale

(03)

CÔTE-NORD (09)

Le Fjord-du-Saguenay (MRC)

Maria-Chapdelaine

(MRC) La Haute-Côte-Nord (MRC) Manicouagan (MRC)

Rimouski-Neigette (MRC)

Lac-Saint-Jean-Est (MRC)

Saguenay (TÉ)

Les Basques (MRC)

Le Domaine-

du-Roy (MRC)

Charlevoix-Est (MRC)

Rivière-du-Loup (MRC)

Témiscouata (MRC)

La Haute-Côte-Nord (MRC)


Lac

Saint-JeanRéservoir aux

Outardes 4

Réservoir Pipmuacan

Lac

Péribonka

Réservoir Manic 3

Rivière

Portneuf

Rivière

du Sault auxC

ochons

Rivière Betsiamites

Saguenay

Micoua

Parc national des Monts-Valin

Réserve de biodiversité projetée du brûlis dulac Frégate

Proposed Plateau-du-Lac-des-Huit-Chutes biodiversity reserve

Réserve fauniquedes Laurentides

Parc national duFjord-du-Saguenay

Réserve faunique des Laurentides

Alma

Saguenay

Labrieville

Territory claimed by the Innus of Mashteuiatsh

Territory claimed by the Innus of

Pessamit


Essipit

Document for information purposes only. For any other use, please contact Géomatique at Hydro-Québec Innovation, équipement.

0 15 30 km

MTM, zone 7, NAD83 (CSRS)

Selected line route

3713

_bu_

hq_0

61_I

nfoS

olH

or_1

7040

5a.m

xd

Selected line route

Project components

161 kV

230 kV

315 kV

735 kV

Transmission substations and lines

")*#

")*#

")*#

")*#

Administrative region

Boundaries

Regional county municipality (MRC) or equivalent territory (TÉ)

Territory claimed by the Innus

Urban area

*#

*#*#

*#

*#

*#

*#*#

*#

*#*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

*#

Lac Onatchiway

Lac La Mothe

Rivière Saguenay

Fleuve

Saint-Laurent

¤

Vers le poste de la

Jacques-Cartier

¤

Selected line route


CÔTE-NORD (09)SAGUENAY–LAC-SAINT-JEAN (02)

Capitale-Nationale

(03)

CÔTE-NORD (09)


Maria-Chapdelaine

(MRC) La Haute-Côte-Nord (MRC) Manicouagan (MRC)

Rimouski-Neigette (MRC)

Lac-Saint-Jean-Est (MRC)

Saguenay (TÉ)

Les Basques (MRC)

Le Domaine-

du-Roy (MRC)

Charlevoix-Est (MRC)

Rivière-du-Loup (MRC)

Témiscouata (MRC)

La Haute-Côte-Nord (MRC)


Lac

Saint-Jean

Réservoir auxOutardes 4

Réservoir Pipmuacan

Lac

Péribonka

Réservoir Manic 3

Rivière

Portneuf

Rivière

du Sault auxC

ochons

Rivière Betsiamites

Saguenay

Micoua

Parc national des Monts-Valin

Réserve de biodiversité projetée du brûlis dulac Frégate

Proposed Plateau-du-Lac-des-Huit-Chutes biodiversity reserve

Réserve fauniquedes Laurentides

Parc national duFjord-du-Saguenay

Réserve faunique des Laurentides

Alma

Saguenay

Labrieville



Pessamit


Essipit


0 15 30 km


Selected line route

3713

_bu_

hq_0

61_I

nfoS

olH

or_1

7040

5a.m

xd

Selected line route

Project components

161 kV

230 kV

315 kV

735 kV

Transmission substations and lines

")*#

")*#

")*#

")*#

Administrative region

Boundaries

Regional county municipality (MRC) or equivalent territory (TÉ)


Urban area

735-kV Micoua–Saguenay LineINFORMATION ON THE SOLUTION SELECTED

SAGUENAY–LAC-SAINT-JEAN • APRIL 2017

Hydro-Québec plans to build a 735-kV high-voltage line extending some 260 km between Micoua substation in the Côte-Nord region and Saguenay substation in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean.

The new line will help maintain the reliability of Hydro-Québec’s transmission system. It has become necessary as a result of reduced electricity consumption in the Côte-Nord region and the decommissioning of thermal and nuclear generating stations in southern Québec.

These changes have led to an increase in the quantity of electricity transmitted to major load centres by the lines that make up the Manic–Québec corridor.

The new facilities will be commissioned in 2022.

Enlightening consultationsAfter several months of technical and environmental studies and the conclusion of a public participation process through which we met hundreds of residents and community organizations, a lower-impact route was selected for Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean.

The route takes into account the sensitive components of the biophysical and human environments, technical constraints, economic aspects and the community’s concerns.

Saint-Charles-de-Bourget, M

Saint-David-de-

Falardeau, M

Saint-Fulgence, M

Larouc

he, M

Saint-Nazaire

, M

Saint-Honoré, V

Saint-B

runo, M

Bégin, M

Saint-David-de-

Falardeau, M

Saguenay, V

Saint-Ambroise, M

Mont-Valin, NO

Saint-Honoré, V

Saguenay, V

Alma, V

Saguenay– Lac-Saint-Jean (02)

R0253

R0200R02

53

R0201

172

172

372

170

170

169

70

LacCharnois

LacAmbroise

Lacdes Îles

LacEmmuraillé

LacBrochet

LacSébastien

LacClair

LacGrenon

Lac Élan

S aint-Louis

Bra

sdu

Nor

d

Bras d

u Nor

d

Rivière

Rivi

ère Shipshaw

Rivière

à l'ours

Riv

ière

Shi

psha

w

Rivière aux Sables

Rivière

Sag uenayR

ivièr

e des Aulnaies

LacNazaire


Saguenay (TÉ)

Lac-Saint-Jean-Est (M

RC)

Saguenay (TÉ)



Saguenay (TÉ)

161 kV

735 kV

735 kV

161 kV

735 kV

161 kV

735 kV

161kV

735 kV

161kV

Martin-Valin ZEC

Lac-de-la-Boiteuse ZEC

OnatchiwayZEC

OnatchiwayZEC

Martin-ValinZEC

Almasubstation

Cascades-Jonquièresubstation

Chicoutimi-Nordsubstation

PosteDubuc

Jonquièresubstation

Poste deL'Isle-Maligne

Niobecsubstation

Saguenay substation

Saguenay substation(séries compensation)

Saint-Ambroise

substation

Simard substation

City of Saguenaysubstation

Le Valinouët ski resort

Club Le Norvégien(welcome centre)

Club Perce-Neigede Bégin (welcome centre)

Lac-des-Elfesnature reserve

Parc national desMonts-Valin

Proposed Plateau-du-Lac-des-Huit-Chutesbiodiversity reserve

Territory claimed bythe Innus of Essipit

Territory claimed by theInnus of Mashteuiatsh

North

var

iant

Selected

Selected line route

line route

71°0'

71°0'

71°15'

71°15'71°30'

70°45'

70°45'

70°45'

48°3

0'71

°30'

70°4

5'

48°45'

48°30'



0 1,85 3,7 km

Recreation/tourism facility

Scenic area

Hydroelectric generating station (Hydro-Québec)

Hydroelectric generating station (private)

Facilities

Study area

Selected line route

Route variant

Project components

Area at high risk of icing

Very steep slope

Rocky escarpment area

Technical constraints

Fichier : 3713_buc1_get_061_Sud_170505a.mxd

Urban area and scattered properties

Urban development area

Vacation area

Biophysical and humanenvironment components

Wetland

Biological refuge

Specialty crops (seed potatoes, blueberries, berries)

2

Route selected in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean In the lowlands, Hydro-Québec proposed two route variants, which share a common 6-km long stretch from Saguenay substation. The south variant then runs mainly along the existing line, whereas the north variant moves away from the existing line and bypasses urban areas.

After holding open house events with affected residents and meetings with community representatives and organizations, Hydro-Québec selected the 54-km long south variant.

North variant: route not selectedThe consultations confirmed the anticipated impacts and brought to light other impacts. Although the north variant was optimized to take into account the concerns expressed, the main impacts, which were related to opening a new corridor and crossing the Rivière Saguenay, remained.

Saint-Charles-de-Bourget, M

Saint-David-de-

Falardeau, M

Saint-Fulgence, M

Larouc

he, M

Saint-Nazaire

, M

Saint-Honoré, V

Saint-B

runo, M

Bégin, M

Saint-David-de-

Falardeau, M

Saguenay, V

Saint-Ambroise, M

Mont-Valin, NO

Saint-Honoré, V

Saguenay, V

Alma, V


R0253

R0200

R0253

R0201

172

172

372

170

170

169

70

LacCharnois

LacAmbroise

Lacdes Îles

LacEmmuraillé

LacBrochet

LacSébastien

LacClair

LacGrenon

Lac Élan

S aint-Louis

Bra

sdu

Nor

d

Bras d

u Nor

d

Rivière

Rivi

ère Shipshaw

Rivière

à l'ours

Riv

ière

Shi

psha

w

Rivière aux Sables

Rivière

Sag uenay

Rivi

ère des Aulnaies

LacNazaire


Saguenay (TÉ)

Lac-Saint-Jean-Est (M

RC)

Saguenay (TÉ)



Saguenay (TÉ)

161 kV

735 kV

735 kV

161 kV

735 kV

161 kV

735 kV

161kV

735 kV

161kV

Martin-Valin ZEC

Lac-de-la-Boiteuse ZEC

OnatchiwayZEC

OnatchiwayZEC

Martin-ValinZEC

Almasubstation

Cascades-Jonquièresubstation

Chicoutimi-Nordsubstation

PosteDubuc

Jonquièresubstation

Poste deL'Isle-Maligne

Niobecsubstation

Saguenay substation

Saguenay substation(séries compensation)

Saint-Ambroise

substation

Simard substation

City of Saguenaysubstation

Le Valinouët ski resort

Club Le Norvégien(welcome centre)

Club Perce-Neigede Bégin (welcome centre)

Lac-des-Elfesnature reserve

Parc national desMonts-Valin


Territory claimed bythe Innus of Essipit

Territory claimed by theInnus of Mashteuiatsh

North

var

iant

Selected

Selected line route

line route

71°0'

71°0'

71°15'

71°15'71°30'

70°45'

70°45'

70°45'

48°3

0'71

°30'

70°4

5'

48°45'

48°30'



0 1,85 3,7 km

Recreation/tourism facility

Scenic area

Hydroelectric generating station (Hydro-Québec)

Hydroelectric generating station (private)

Facilities

Study area

Selected line route

Route variant

Project components


Very steep slope



Fichier : 3713_buc1_get_061_Sud_170505a.mxd

Urban area and scattered properties

Urban development area

Vacation area

Biophysical and humanenvironment components

Wetland

Biological refuge

Specialty crops (seed potatoes, blueberries, berries)

3

This variant avoids opening a new line corridor and creating a new crossing of the Rivière Saguenay. In addition, lines were grouped together in response to concerns expressed during the consultations.

Hydro-Québec is aware of the south variant’s impacts on affected property owners, and will make sure to offer them adequate and personalized support.

South variant: route selectedThanks to the consultations, we were able to better understand local concerns and confirm the advantages of the south variant along with its anticipated impacts, including its effect on the built environment.

The south variant runs along an existing line and crosses the Rivière Saguenay in an industrial area, which facilitates its integration into the landscape and reduces its impacts on the natural environment.

The line is 13 km shorter, is easier to access and involves lower construction costs.

La H

aute

-Côt

e-Nor

d (M

RC)

Le F

jord

-du-

Sagu

enay

(MRC)

R0201

R0253

R0201

R0200

R020

8

R0954

R0200

R0952

R0200

R0200

R02

01

R0953

R0900

R020

0

R0953

R0954

R02

08

R0201

R0266

R0201

Saint-David-de-

Falardeau, M

Mont-Valin, NO

Mon

t-Vali

n, N

O

Lac-

au-B

roch

et, N

O


Côte-Nord (09)

LacButtercup

Lac del'Île

Verte

Lac dela Tour

Lacdes Monts

Lac duTatou

LacRaymond

LacLaflamme

LacPérigny

Lac desBaies

Lac duSault auxCochons

Lac laLoche

LacBarrin

LacJocelyn

Lac duDégelis

LacPortneuf

LacArcher Lac

Kakuskanus

LacBrazza

LacMirepoix

LacMarcel

LacPierre

315

kV30

01-3

002

315kV30

03-3

004

161kV16

48-1

649

735 kV

735 kV

735 kV 7004735 kV 7019

735 kV 735 kV

LacEmmuraillé

LacCannelle

LacBeauséjour

Lac desHuitChutes

Lac auxCanots

LacShimer

Lac de laPistache

Lac desCaribous

LacLaflamme

Lac Poulin-De Courval

LacMoncouche

LacDoumic

LacBetsiamites

Lac duTableau

LacPortneuf

LacLa Mothe

ZecOnatchiway

Lac-de-la-Boiteuse

ZEC

Martin-ValinZEC

ZecNordique

Zecdela

Rivière-Sainte-Marguerite

Zec deForestville

Zec du Lac-de-la-Boiteuse

OnatchiwayZEC


Territory claimed by the Innus of Pessamit

Territory claimed by the Innus of Essipit

Bras-Louisreception office

Onatchiway generating station

Wapishishoutfitter

Monts-Valinoutfitter

Pourvoiriede l'Ours Brun

(1984)

ClauparoMonts-Valin

outfitter

Lac Dégelisoutfitter

Domaine LASORBIÈRE(1991) INC.

Homamoépinette rouge

outfitter

Poulin de Courval outfitter

LA PourvoirieDU Lac ROND

(2012) INC.

Lac Laflammeoutfitter

Itoukoutfitter

QuébecNature

outfitter

SEIGNEURIEDE LA

RIVIÈRE OLAF

Domaine SPORTIF DULac LOUP INC. -

PourvoirieS ESSIPIT

Domaine DU LacDES COEURS INC. -PourvoirieS ESSIPIT

Domainedu Canyon

(2010)

Le DomaineOrégnacoutfitter

La Pourvoiriedu Lac Rond (2012)

Domainedu Canyon

outfitter

Lac Kakuskanusoutfitter

Refugebiologique09751R128

























Parcnational desMonts-Valin


Réserve debiodiversité

projetée Akumunan


Héronnière duLac Rond(Pourv,)



Colonie d'oiseauxsur une île ou

une presqu'île del'Île Dans le

Reservoir Lamothe

6

8

8

6

5

9

2

3

2

2

Le Valinouëtski resort

Selected line ro

ute

North variant

Selected line route

70°15'

70°15'

70°30'

70°29'56"

70°45'

70°44'56"

71°0'

71°0'

69°45'

69°45'

70°0'

70°0'

69°45'

48°4

5'

49°15'

49°15'

49°0'

49°0'48°45'

MTM, zone 7, NAD83 (CSRS)Fichier : 3713_buc2_get_024_section_centre_170505a.mxd

0 2,5 5 km

Document for infromation purposes only. For any other use, please contact Géomatique at Hydro-Québec Innovation, équipement.


Very steep slope



Cottage or cabin (lease on public land)

Recreation/tourism facility (number)

Scenic area

Biophysical and human environment components

2 2

Study area

Selected line route

Route variant

Project components

Experimental forest

Wetland

Biological refuge

Sensitive area – Forest-dwelling woodland caribou

4

Route selected in unorganized territory in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean Hydro-Québec is proposing a single 76-km route, which runs along the existing 735-kV line for 64 km. This route avoids fragmenting and cutting off territory abundant with wildlife and used by Innu and vacationers. To ensure the reliability of the new line, the route was modified to avoid areas at high risk of icing, at an altitude of over 750 m.

La H

aute

-Côt

e-Nor

d (M

RC)

Le F

jord

-du-

Sagu

enay

(MRC)

R0201

R0253

R0201

R0200

R020

8

R0954

R0200

R0952

R0200

R0200

R02

01

R0953

R0900

R020

0

R0953

R0954

R02

08

R0201

R0266

R0201

Saint-David-de-

Falardeau, M

Mont-Valin, NO

Mon

t-Vali

n, N

O

Lac-

au-B

roch

et, N

O


Côte-Nord (09)

LacButtercup

Lac del'Île

Verte

Lac dela Tour

Lacdes Monts

Lac duTatou

LacRaymond

LacLaflamme

LacPérigny

Lac desBaies

Lac duSault auxCochons

Lac laLoche

LacBarrin

LacJocelyn

Lac duDégelis

LacPortneuf

LacArcher Lac

Kakuskanus

LacBrazza

LacMirepoix

LacMarcel

LacPierre

315

kV30

01-3

002

315kV30

03-3

004

161kV16

48-1

649

735 kV

735 kV

735 kV 7004735 kV 7019

735 kV 735 kV

LacEmmuraillé

LacCannelle

LacBeauséjour

Lac desHuitChutes

Lac auxCanots

LacShimer

Lac de laPistache

Lac desCaribous

LacLaflamme

Lac Poulin-De Courval

LacMoncouche

LacDoumic

LacBetsiamites

Lac duTableau

LacPortneuf

LacLa Mothe

ZecOnatchiway

Lac-de-la-Boiteuse

ZEC

Martin-ValinZEC

ZecNordique

Zecdela

Rivière-Sainte-Marguerite

Zec deForestville

Zec du Lac-de-la-Boiteuse

OnatchiwayZEC


Territory claimed by the Innus of Pessamit

Territory claimed by the Innus of Essipit

Bras-Louisreception office

Onatchiway generating station

Wapishishoutfitter

Monts-Valinoutfitter

Pourvoiriede l'Ours Brun

(1984)

ClauparoMonts-Valin

outfitter

Lac Dégelisoutfitter

Domaine LASORBIÈRE(1991) INC.

Homamoépinette rouge

outfitter

Poulin de Courval outfitter

LA PourvoirieDU Lac ROND

(2012) INC.

Lac Laflammeoutfitter

Itoukoutfitter

QuébecNature

outfitter

SEIGNEURIEDE LA

RIVIÈRE OLAF

Domaine SPORTIF DULac LOUP INC. -

PourvoirieS ESSIPIT

Domaine DU LacDES COEURS INC. -PourvoirieS ESSIPIT

Domainedu Canyon

(2010)

Le DomaineOrégnacoutfitter

La Pourvoiriedu Lac Rond (2012)

Domainedu Canyon

outfitter

Lac Kakuskanusoutfitter




























Réserve debiodiversité

projetée Akumunan


Héronnière duLac Rond(Pourv,)



Colonie d'oiseauxsur une île ou

une presqu'île del'Île Dans le

Reservoir Lamothe

6

8

8

6

5

9

2

3

2

2

Le Valinouëtski resort

Selected line ro

ute

North variant

Selected line route

70°15'

70°15'

70°30'

70°29'56"

70°45'

70°44'56"

71°0'

71°0'

69°45'

69°45'

70°0'

70°0'

69°45'

48°4

5'

49°15'

49°15'

49°0'

49°0'48°45'

MTM, zone 7, NAD83 (CSRS)Fichier : 3713_buc2_get_024_section_centre_170505a.mxd

0 2,5 5 km

Document for infromation purposes only. For any other use, please contact Géomatique at Hydro-Québec Innovation, équipement.


Very steep slope



Cottage or cabin (lease on public land)

Recreation/tourism facility (number)

Scenic area

Biophysical and human environment components

2 2

Study area

Selected line route

Route variant

Project components

Experimental forest

Wetland

Biological refuge

Sensitive area – Forest-dwelling woodland caribou

5

When determining the distribution of towers, Hydro-Québec will take the community’s concerns into account to reduce the impact on the landscape. We will also consider hunting activities and the natural environment in applying mitigation measures during construction.

Advantages of selected routeThanks to the consultations, we were able to better understand the community’s concerns, including those related to the landscape.

The route avoids existing and planned biological refuges and crossings of large bodies of water. In addition, the facilities will be grouped together to decrease the impact on the landscape. The route also avoids fragmenting and cutting off the territory and stays clear of nearby cottages and outfitter and Zec facilities.

The route preserves the areas valued by Innu communities and avoids several areas made up of very steep slopes and rocky escarpments.

6

3713

_aff_

get_

063_

Coup

eTyp

e_XX

_170

503a

.ai

Max

imum

hei

ght:

76.1

mM

inim

um h

eigh

t: 41

.6 m

~ 44.2 m~ 60.0 m

~ 48.7 m

Typical clearing: ~ 64.5 m

~ 15.8 m

Max

imum

hei

ght:

63.4

mM

inim

um h

eigh

t: 39

.0 m

Existing lineSouthNorth

Planned line

3713

_aff_

get_

065_

Coup

eTyp

e_VX

_170

503a

.ai

Max

imum

hei

ght:

63.4

mM

inim

um h

eigh

t: 39

.0 m

Max

imum

hei

ght:

56.7

mM

inim

um h

eigh

t: 38

.4 m

~ 60.0 m~ 44.2 m~ 48.7 m


~ 15.8 m

Existing line

SouthNorth

Planned line37

13_a

ff_ge

t_06

4_Co

upeT

ype_

V_17

0505

a.ai

~ 48.7 m~ 48.7 m


Max

imum

hei

ght:

56.7

mM

inim

um h

eigh

t: 38

.4 m

SouthNorth

Guyed V tower

TYPICAL TOWER AND RIGHT-OF-WAY

Section running along the existing 735-kV line

Section built in a new corridor

Distance covered by the line in the different territories

Route selected in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean (136 km)

City of Saguenay 20 km

Town of Saint-Honoré 11 km

Municipality of Saint-David-de-Falardeau 20 km

Unorganized territory in the regional county municipality (MRC) of Fjord-du-Saguenay (TNO Mont-Valin)

85 km


Territory claimed by the community of Mashteuiatsh 78 km

Territory claimed by the community of Essipit 35 km

Territory claimed by the community of Pessamit 23 km

7

3713

_aff_

get_

065_

Coup

eTyp

e_VX

_170

503a

.ai

Max

imum

hei

ght:

63.4

mM

inim

um h

eigh

t: 39

.0 m

Max

imum

hei

ght:

56.7

mM

inim

um h

eigh

t: 38

.4 m

~ 60.0 m~ 44.2 m~ 48.7 m


~ 15.8 m

Existing line

SouthNorth

Planned line

DID YOU KNOW ? CLEARING

Clearing will begin in 2019, and will involve both mechanical and manual work. In sensitive environments, particularly along riparian strips, clearing will be done by hand and only trees and shrubs that grow higher than 2.5 m at maturity will be cut down. On private properties, owners may do the clearing themselves and recover the merchantable timber.

ACCESS TO THE JOBSITE

Hydro-Québec’s strategy for accessing the jobsite is still preliminary. We plan to use the many existing roads and restore them after the work. If required, spur roads may be built to provide access to the future right-of-way.

RESTORATION

Once the project is complete, the worksites around the towers will be cleaned, all waste will be removed from the site and the ground will be reshaped. Any infrastructure (roads, fences, etc.) damaged during the course of work will be restored.

MORE CONTENT AVAILABLE ONLINE

Reference documents, detailed maps, explanatory videos and other additional information can be found on the project Web site: hydro.quebec/micouasaguenay

Ce document est également publié en français.

This document is a translation of the original French text.

2017E0613-A 100 %

Public participationFor several months, Hydro-Québec has been informing and consulting with the various groups affected by the project: official representatives of the communities, Aboriginal communities, local organizations, members of the business community, government departments, property owners and residents.

To date, in addition to meetings organized for residents and vacationers, we have held some 50 meetings with local organizations, received hundreds of opinion submission forms and some 30 calls to our Info-project line, as well as conducted numerous personalized follow-ups at the request of stakeholders.

These exchanges are invaluable. They allowed us to refine the analysis, improve the project and develop mitigation measures to limit the project’s impacts as much as possible.

The optimization work continues, as do discussions with the community.

Schedule

DRAFT DESIGN

Draft design studies and public participation 2016–2018

General information Winter 2016

Public consultation on line routes Fall 2016 – Winter 2017

Information on the solution selected Spring 2017

Filing of the environmental impact statement 2018

PROJECT

Government approvals 2018–2019

Construction 2019–2022

Commissioning 2022

Support for community development Hydro-Québec makes sure that its projects are an opportunity to participate in the development of the host communities through its Integrated Enhancement Program (IEP). Once the work has begun, the company grants eligible organizations funding equivalent to 1% of the initially authorized value of the new facilities covered by the IEP.

For more informationSaguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean

MARIE-CLAUDE LACHANCE Advisor – Community Relations E-mail: [email protected]

Info-project line: 1 8 7 7 5 3 5-3 7 3 7

Aboriginal RelationsMARIE-FRANCE MCSWEEN Advisor – Relations with Aboriginal Communities E-mail: [email protected] Telephone: 5 1 4 2 8 9-2 2 1 1, ext. 6 6 2 7

hydro.quebec/micouasaguenay

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

735-kv micoua–saguenay line - hydro-québec · rivière saguenay. in addition, lines were grouped...

Documents