I just love the part that Hydro Quebec offer rejected as it inconvenienced some local solar/wind  producers.  Mother Nature does not view an ghg unit from fossil fuel burning any different than a ghg unit from forest fires.  Forest fires consumed 3.9 million ha of forest area in 2015 and generated close to 700 megatonnes of CO2 equivalent ghgs. The ghg footprint cost per government agencies is $200/tonne of CO2. That is a cool $140 billion per year. And how much does our so cool government spend to contain/fight forest fires... less than $750 million per year. Forest fires destroyed four time the ha that our lumber industry cuts down yearly. One would think  the government would have joined the dots.  Imagine spending only two billion more  per year in fighting forest fires and reducing ghgs by double our 175 megatonne P/A commitment.  The $2 T cost for solar/wind ...not required. And $1000/month electricity bills would vanish.