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Wind energy in Québec
Two factors favor the development of wind energy in Québec
Large reservoirs that instantly contribute energy to offset intermittent wind
The transmission system's
extensive coverage
, which makes it possible to integrate wind power, even from remote areas
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Basic concepts
Measuring electricity
Direct current and alternating current
Getting down to atoms
Glossary of terms (in French)
Electricity in nature
History of electricity in Québec
Games
Hydropower
The advantages of hydropower
Hydropower projects and sustainable development
The power of water
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