Vision Énergie: Shape Quebec's Energy Future to 2050

Quebec is planning its energy future to 2050 and wants your input. The province needs to dramatically cut greenhouse gas emissions, which means big changes to how energy is produced and consumed. The government is developing an Integrated Energy Resource Management Plan (PGIRE) to map out the best path forward. Multiple ways to participate are available, from surveys to public consultations.

Why This Matters

Your electricity bills, heating costs, and even job opportunities could change based on these decisions. Quebec is deciding whether to build more wind farms, expand Hydro-Québec, or pursue other energy sources. If you drive an electric car, heat with natural gas, or work in energy-related industries, this affects you directly. The choices made now will shape Quebec's economy and environment for the next 25 years.

What Could Change

Quebec will adopt a long-term energy trajectory through the PGIRE, determining which clean energy sources to prioritize. Hydro-Québec could be tasked with developing wind farms directly. New investments in energy production, transmission, and distribution will be guided by this plan. Energy efficiency and conservation requirements may become more stringent.

Key Issues

Which clean or renewable energy sources should Quebec prioritize?
How should Quebec balance energy production with conservation and efficiency?
Should Hydro-Québec take over wind farm development?
What role should petroleum products play in Quebec's energy security?

How to Participate

Register on the consultation platform to participate.
Take the public consultation survey to share your views on Quebec's energy future.
Try the Energy Compass tool to explore energy scenarios.
Review the energy portrait of Quebec for background information.

Submit Your Input

Complete The Public Consultation Survey Explore Scenarios With The Energy Compass