North America's 'largest-ever clean energy deal' signed by Newfoundland and Quebec

Newfoundland and Quebec have signed a $50 billion deal to develop 14 GW of hydroelectric and wind power capacity near Churchill Falls, marking North America’s largest clean energy agreement. The deal includes federal support for hydropower plants, wind complexes, and a new transmission line, aiming to boost low-carbon industrial development and significantly expand Quebec's power grid.

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