Global mining and metals group Rio Tinto has announced a C$92 million investment to modernise its Isle-Maligne hydroelectric power station in Alma, Quebec. The plant, originally commissioned in 1926, plays a key role in powering the company’s low-carbon aluminium operations in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region. The modernisation project, set to begin in summer 2025, includes the…
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