Quebec, every mention
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every year anyone Shayle Kann 3Rebecca Dell 2Rob Gramlich 1Leah Ellis 1Kurt Kelty 1John O'Donnell 1Ernest Scheyder 1
Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Quebec comes up
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- ▶ 22:56 Rob Gramlich Uh, there's a new line that the NECEC and the, from, uh, Quebec into New England is finally going forward after, you know, some back and forth and tough court decisions and opposition.
GM's big new battery tech push
- ▶ 14:02 Kurt Kelty The concentration from the mountain may not be as great as, uh, what we're going to get in Quebec, for example, uh, for nickel.
Lithium’s wild ride
- ▶ 27:41 Ernest Scheyder We're seeing some graphite miners in Quebec, um, charge a premium for their graphite that's produced in North America to battery makers.
Why climate tech startups get this one thing wrong
- ▶ 12:46 Shayle Kann And those two things are pretty incompatible outside of, like, hydropower in Quebec.
The complex path to market for low-carbon cement
- ▶ 7:57 Leah Ellis Here in the Boston area, we get our cement from, from Quebec, and we get it from Europe as well.
Hunting for geologic hydrogen
- ▶ 30:04 Shayle Kann Yeah, I think of it as being similar, you know, we have all this, like, aluminum production in Quebec, because we have Quebec Hydro, and it's cheap electricity, and like, that's why we put aluminum production there.
Pathways to decarbonizing steel
- ▶ 18:12 Rebecca Dell It just happens to be a methane DRI plant that's in Quebec, and Quebec's grid is almost all hydro, and the electricity is very, very cheap, and so they just have to, like, for purely economic reasons, they built it as a highly electrified… 2 times in the scene
Climate tech startups need strong techno-economic analysis (TEA)
- ▶ 11:48 Shayle Kann Hydro power in Quebec, right?
Solving the conundrum of industrial heat
- ▶ 21:33 John O'Donnell You know, if you're in Northern Quebec or you're in lots of places in the world where there's a ton of hydropower, that's your answer, right?