Hydro-Qubec International
Montreal, QC
Company Overview
Hydro-Qubec International Inc. (HQI), founded in 1978, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hydro-Qubec, one of the largest power utilities in the world. The main purpose of HQI is to export the know-how and products of Hydro-Qubec worldwide and to invest in power projects abroad.
With extensive expertise and leading edge technologies, HQI has successfully completed more than 400 different projects, in some 80 countries worldwide. The companys areas of expertise cover the entire electricity sector, from the power plant to the customer. The company has realized numerous projects abroad in electricity market deregulation.
Company Information
Physical Address
75, boul Ren-Lvesque O., 9e tage
Montreal, QC H2Z 1A4
CA
Mailing Address
75, boul Ren-Lvesque O., 9e tage
Montreal, QC H2Z 1A4
CA
Additional Details
Legal Name: Hydro-Qubec International
Number of Employees: 22400
CA
POLAND - Implementation of the hydrological and meteorological telemetric system (November 1st 2003 December 31st 2004)
Implementation of the hydrological and meteorological telemetric system in Poland which consists of 540 hydrological stations and 453 meteorological stations for a total of 993 stations.
VIETNAM -Dam Safety and Flood Control Preliminary Feasibility Study (August 2001 November 2002)
The Preliminary Feasibility Study permitted to determine all necessary measures to ensure an appropriate and comprehensive level of dam safety management for EVN's ten existing hydroelectric installations. The study also includes an assessment of large floods, a review of existing hydro-meteorological networks and a preliminary inflow forecast. The study payed also special attention to environmental aspects of dam safety and flood control.
IVORY COAST - Training in Operation and Maintenance (2002-2004)
To provide expertise and to review O&M of hydropower plants with the objective of increasing operational efficiency and improve financial performance.
BURUNDI, RWANDA AND WESTERN TANZANIA - The objective of this assessment is to undertake an inclusive and participatory sub-regional SSEA of Power Development Options (including interconnections) in Burundi, Rwanda and western Tanzania. The assessment will evaluate power generation options in the three countries and enable consideration of power development, transmission interconnections, and sharing of benefits. The outcome of the process is anticipated to be a power strategy that will put forth different power development options, including an assessment of their economic and engineering feasibility as well as environmental and social impacts, to allow for informed and transparent decision-making in the selection of power investments. (Oct 2003 - Sept 2004)
CHINA - Seminar on finance and trading between Hydro-Qubec and China Yantze Three Gorges Project Development Corporation (CTGPC). Three main subjects are covered:
Budget and accounting operation Capital budgeting and project finance Electricity trading (september 2004)
Contacts
Neige Ct Bdard
Title: Assistante au dlgu commercial
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Services
- Hydro-qubec International - Generation
NAICS Categories
Additional Information
221111, 541620
ISO 14001, ISO 9001
B101-Environmental Studies Development of Environmental Impact Statements and Assessments, B103-Water Quality Studies, B109-Other Environmental Studies, C100-Architect and Engineering Services - Related To Construction, C123-Electric Power Generation (EPG), C200-Architect and Engineering Services - Not Related to Construction, M000-Operation of Government - Owned Facilities