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A new international standard to ensure reliability of hydroelectric turbines

November 1, 2024
Quebec residents enjoy more reliable and economical electricity thanks to research using neutrons. Now, Hydro-Quebec is leading an initiative by the International Electrotechnical Commission to develop a new international standard that will ensure the long-term reliability and prevent losses from hydroelectric turbine failures.
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Clean Energy Storage Research Using Neutrons

July 6, 2017
One of the University of Waterloo’s top scientists uses neutron beams to help develop the energy storage technology needed to power electric vehicles—and to reduce the need for fossil fuels to back up wind turbines.
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Part 4: Maximizing Operating Time and Solving the Cracking Issues Industry-Wide

February 1, 2015
Operators of nuclear power plants using Canadian technology joined together to study the cracking issues observed at Point Lepreau and later at Gentilly-2, and ultimately solved the underlying issue for all Canadian reactors.
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Safer and Longer Lasting Energy Storage for Devices

July 1, 2016
An international research team led by Hydro-Québec accessed the CNBC to obtain fundamental insights into how to make better materials for batteries.
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