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Hydro-Québec acquires Great River Hydro

HQI US Holding LLC, a 100% subsidiary of Hydro-Québec, has completed the acquisition of Great River Hydro, LLC.

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News in brief from October | Vermont Business Magazine

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Hydro-Quebec subsidiary to buy hydropower facilities in New England

Hydro-Quebec subsidiary to buy hydropower facilities in New England
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Hydro-Québec to buy Great River Hydro, which owns 13 power stations in New England

Great River Hydro will remain a separate entity and retain its approximately 100 employees, according to officials.

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Valley News - Hydro-Québec to buy company that owns 13 power stations, including Wilder dam

Hydro-Québec, a large-scale hydropower company based in Canada from which Vermont draws a significant portion of its electricity, plans to purchase 13 generating stations and three storage reservoirs in Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts.A.

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