Laforge-2 generating station, Hydroelectric power station in Quebec, Canada
Laforge-2 is a hydroelectric power station located on the Laforge River in northern Quebec. The facility uses two Kaplan turbines to generate electricity by harnessing the river's natural flow and gradient.
The station began operating in 1996 as part of Hydro-Quebec's James Bay Project. This major undertaking aimed to develop hydroelectric resources in the remote northern region.
The power station represents Quebec's dedication to sustainable energy production, reflecting the region's commitment to environmental responsibility through hydroelectric development.
The facility sits in a remote location far from populated towns and roads. Access to the site may be limited, so visitors should check in advance about viewing opportunities at this active industrial complex.
This generating station utilizes a reservoir spanning 260 square kilometers without requiring significant water level fluctuations for power production.
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