"charging stations"

The city is entering into a partnership with Hydro-Québec to install DC fast-charging stations for electric vehicles on public land. This initiative supports the city's transition to sustainable transportation.

The committee will review and discuss the strategic direction for the city's electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This plan is significant as it aims to expand charging access for both public and residential users across Gatineau. Members of the *Commission sur les transports, les déplacements durables et la sécurité* (CTDDS) are invited to participate in this discussion.

The City presented its Master Plan for electric vehicle charging, aiming to ensure equitable access to charging infrastructure across Gatineau. The plan addresses the electrification of transport, regulatory updates, and the need for a strategic rollout of charging stations to meet future demand while considering the capacity of the electrical grid.

The plenary committee reviewed the 2026 work plans for various municipal committees and commissions. Key discussions included the expansion of public electric vehicle charging stations, flood adaptation measures, and the management of aging arena facilities.

The commission reviewed and recommended the 2026 work plan, which includes six key files such as ecological corridors, electric vehicle charging stations, and pesticide regulation. Members discussed the role of the commission in major city projects and requested better integration with other planning committees.

The City is entering into an agreement with Hydro-Québec to receive funding for the purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging stations. This initiative supports the city's 2025 infrastructure development plans to expand the public charging network.