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Quebec moves to ban natural gas in buildings from 2040

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Quebec moves to ban natural gas in buildings from 2040

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Gas-fired furnaces would be banned in new residential construction from 2026. by: Dale Lunan

The Canadian province of Quebec will ban the use of natural gas in new and existing residential, commercial and institutional buildings from 2040, Environment Minister Benoit Charette and Energy Minister Christine Frechette said November 18 on the sidel...

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