Hydro-Québec and its U.S. partners in a US$40 million dispute
The utilities say the outage forced them to buy costlier power, while Hydro-Quebec seeks payment for deliveries it says went unpaid.
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Hydro-Québec and its New England partners are competing in a US$40 million legal dispute due to a service interruption.
New England customers are pursuing Hydro-Québec, accusing him of failing to meet his obligations by cutting their power.
Mass. utilities, Canadian hydro company file dueling lawsuits over new Maine transmission line • Maine Morning Star
In the latest twist in the effort to bring Canadian hydropower to Massachusetts, a scorched-earth legal battle has erupted between the state’s electric utilities and the Quebec-based company responsible for delivering energy into New England through a long-delayed Maine transmission line that flickered to life earlier this year. Eversource, National Grid, and Unitil — the […]
Hydro-Québec's U.S. partners sued the state-owned company for US$40 million, which stopped supplying electricity to New England during the cold months of January.
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