Test-driving and experimenting with integration into the power grid
Hydro-Québec is conducting projects to demonstrate the reliability and advantages of plug-in vehicles.
Hydro-Québec wants to remain at the forefront in the integration of electric vehicles into power distribution grids.
News
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May 2012
IREQ to lead vehicle-to-grid (V2G) and vehicle-to-home (V2H) -
December 2011
Largest electric vehicle trial in Canada – Hydro-Québec delivers 10 i-MiEVs to businesses selected
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Novembre 2011
Largest electric vehicle trial in Canada: Hydro-Québec selects 10 Boucherville businesses for the third phase of the project.
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June 2011
Largest electric vehicle trial in Canada - Hydro-Québec delivers 15 i-MiEVs to Boucherville businesses -
April 2011
Largest electric vehicle trial in Canada: Hydro-Québec reveals the 13 Boucherville businesses selected to take part in the second phase of the project.
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January 2011
Hydro-Québec and Mitsubishi are pleased to invite local Boucherville businesses to participate in Canada's largest all-electric vehicle pilot project.
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December 2010
Electric vehicle trial. The first five all-electric i-MiEV have arrived in Boucherville.
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December 2010
Hydro-Québec, first company in Canada to acquire 20 electric vehicles with extended range. -
August 2010
The Mitsubishi Clean Across Canada Tour: The all-electric i-MiEV visits Boucherville for the first time! Hydro-Quebec's demonstration project to start in December with delivery of the first five vehicles. -
July 2010
Toyota Canada delivers a Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid (Prius PHV) to its Quebec partners for a real-world tests project. -
March 2010
Hydro-Québec, a partner in the first Canadian program to test Toyota's new Prius Plug-In Hybrid. -
January 2010
Hydro-Québec and Mitsubishi Motor Sales of Canada Inc. (MMSCAN) announced today the signature of a memorandum of understanding that will lead to the launch of Canada's largest all-electric vehicle pilot project this coming fall. -
October 2009
During the parliamentary commission on Hydro-Québec's Strategic Plan 2009–2013, Deputy Premier Nathalie Normandeau and Hydro-Québec CEO Thierry Vandal invited the media to the National Assembly for a photo op with the Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid. -
September 2009
Hydro-Québec took part in the PHEV '09 Plug-In Hybrid and Electric Vehicles conference and trade show. -
September 2009
The Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid shone at the Québec alternative energy rally, taking second place. -
June 2009
The Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid was presented to the press in the presence of the Minister of Natural Resources and Wildlife.
Electric Power Research Institute, based in the United States
