Cameras are normally prohibited in the power plants in order to preserve the strategic elements of Hydro-Québec, but on the occasion of the centenary of the Chelsea hydropower plant, the facilities welcome the general public. Visits are offered free of charge from mid-June to the end of August. Our journalist Amanda Moisan went to visit the premises, where a dozen employees ensure the proper functioning since the operations are largely automated…
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Cameras are normally prohibited in the power plants in order to preserve the strategic elements of Hydro-Québec, but on the occasion of the centenary of the Chelsea hydropower plant, the facilities welcome the general public. Visits are offered free of charge from mid-June to the end of August. Our journalist Amanda Moisan went to visit the premises, where a dozen employees ensure the proper functioning since the operations are largely automated…