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Located in Sept-Îles, Quebec, the Sept-Îles solar project involves the construction of a photovoltaic power plant with a grid-connected capacity of 18.5 MW. The electricity generated will be fed into Hydro-Québec’s distribution grid under the A/O 2025-01 call for tenders.

This project actively contributes to the energy transition of the North Shore by increasing renewable energy production capacity and helping to diversify electricity supply sources, while supporting the stability of the regional grid.

The power plant will be developed on previously disturbed land—a former landfill site that was also used as a golf course and is now inactive. This reuse of an anthropized site helps limit the project’s environmental footprint by avoiding the use of new natural areas.

The project is being carried out in partnership with the City of Sept-Îles and the Innu Community of Uashat mak Mani-Utenam (ITUM), both of which will participate in the equity structure. This co-development approach aims to ensure a balanced sharing of economic benefits, promote social acceptance, and ensure harmonious integration into the host community.

About the Project Partners

Eolectric
City of Sept-Îles
Innu Community of Uashat mak Mani-Utenam (ITUM)

Located in New Brunswick, the Astuwicuwon wind project involves the installation of wind turbines with a total capacity of 92 MW. The electricity generated will be supplied to the provincial grid under a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signed with NB Power. The project is expected to be commissioned in 2028.

The Astuwicuwon wind project is a concrete example of respectful and sustainable co-development with the Sitansisk First Nation (St. Mary’s), in line with the principles of economic reconciliation and energy transition. The project will contribute to a clean electricity supply while generating long-term economic benefits for the local community.

About the promoters

Éolectric
Sitansisk First Nation (St. Mary’s)
For more information, see NB Power’s official press release: HERE

The Vents du Kempt wind farm, in operation since December 2014 and operated by Eolectric, is located on the territory of the municipalities of Sainte-Marguerite-Marie and Causapscal, in the RCM of La Matapédia. With a capacity of 101 MW, the Vents du Kempt wind farm is composed of 43 Enercon E-92 wind turbines partly manufactured at the Enercon plant in Matane and supply enough energy for 10 000 homes.

Eolectric Club L.P. holds a 51% interest in the Vents du Kempt wind farm.

For more information about the Vents du Kempt wind farm please visit:

www.ventsdukempt.com

Located on the territory of the municipalties of Saint-Ulric, Saint-Léandre and Saint-Damase, in the RCMs of Matane and of La Matapédia, the Jardin d’Éole wind farm is in operation since December 2009. With a capacity of 127,5 MW, it is composed of 85 wind turbines of 1,5 MW and is subject to a 20 years power purchase agreement with Hydro-Québec Distribution.

Eolectric has initiated the development of the Jardin d’Éole wind farm.

The Monteregie wind farm is located on the territory of the municipalities of Saint-Isidore, Saint-Constant, Mercier, Saint-Rémi, Saint-Michel and Saint-Mathieu. Composed of 44 wind turbines of 2,3 MW, the wind farm has a capactiy of 100 MW and was commissioned in 2012.

Eolectric has initiated the development of the Montérégie wind farm.

Eolectric is active in Alberta since 2006 where it has developed a pipeline of high-quality projects.

In 2016, Eolectric sold Sedalia project to EDP Renewable Canada LTD. EDPR signed a bilateral agreement for a term of 15 years with TC Energy. The project was commissioned in January 2024.