So, it also helps manage peak periods.
I love your answer. It shows us that there are energy export models that don’t need federal government support and that are profitable over several years. I invite some gas industry developers to take notes, perhaps.
My friend Claude Guay briefly mentioned the availability of energy blocks, and you spoke about energy efficiency. I know that Hydro-Québec is making a lot of efforts in this regard.
Currently, people with low demand receive immediate approval from Hydro-Québec. I think that’s when it’s under five megawatts. If it’s above that, it’s a bit more complex. There are systems that allow people to be, let’s say, creative, which lets them get below five megawatts. They can thus manage to secure an energy block and perhaps redistribute it later into the grid.
I don’t know if Hydro-Québec funds this—that is, companies trying to implement energy coupling to reduce their consumption. Does Hydro-Québec have such a program?