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Bryson generating station work to begin in spring, last until 2023

Bryson generating station work to begin in spring, last until 2023

Refurbishing work will begin on the Bryson generating station this spring and will continue until 2023. Hydro Quebec photo
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STEPHEN RICCIO

BRYSON March 10, 2021

Refurbishment of the Bryson generating station will begin this spring, continuing until 2023, Hydro Québec announced in a press release on March 10.

All three generating units at the near-century old station will be refurbished as part of the work.

According to a statement . . .

from MRC Pontiac Warden Jane Toller, Hydro Québec should be applauded for their efforts to stimulate the local economy through its encouraging of the refurbishing contractors to support local businesses during the three-year work period.

Community relations advisor Alain Paquette said in the press release that the contractors and crews selected will be encouraged to buy local for all of their needs pertaining to personal purchases as well as for things such as fuel and equipment rentals.

Toller also noted the necessity of the refurbishing work.

“The work will improve safety and reliability at the facility and help curtail the impact of spring flooding,” said Toller in her statement.



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