Documentation
Introduction
Project proponent
Environmental assessment approach
Project overview
Geographic setting
Legal framework
Project Justification
Heritage pool
Additional needs of Hydro-Québec Distribution
Exports and markets outside Québec
Energy reserves
Economic aspects
Alternatives to the project
Project Variants
Rupert diversion
Eastmain 1 A powerhouse
Transfer structure
Rupert workcamp
Comparison of road corridors
Comparison of transmission line corridors
Description of the Selected Project
Preliminary remark
Location of structures
Geological conditions
Baseline data
Design criteria
Rupert diversion
Eastmain 1 A powerhouse
Sarcelle powerhouse
Sakami weir
Work in the Rupert reduced-flow section
Permanent access roads
Nemiscau airport
Connection of Eastmain 1 A and Sarcelle powerhouses to the grid
Accommodations for operating personnel
Facilities and activities during construction
Operations management
Project schedule and costs
Public Participation
Cree participation
Consultation of Jamesians
Media review
Study Area Boundaries
Biophysical environment
Human environment
Issues
Conservation of fish and fish habitats in the Rupert River
Continuation of Cree hunting, fishing and trapping
Recreational and scenic value of the Rupert River
Economic spinoffs for Cree and Jamesian communities
General Description of the Environment
Biophysical environment
Biological environment
Human environment
Environmental Assessment Approach
General approach
Sources of impact
Description of the environment
Impact assessment
Presentation of impact assessment