As per an article on the Montreal Gazette dated 3 November 2023, Hydro Quebec, Canada's biggest electricity producer, estimates it will need to expand annual generating capacity by between 8,000 and 9,000 MW in the next 12 years to improve energy efficiency and significantly reduce power outages by increasing the capacity of existing generating stations and building new dams. Which of the following issue is the most important one meeting this ambitious plan according to this article: a. Seventy-five percent of the new generating capacity will be dedicated to decarbonizing the economy. b. The need to hire an average of 35,000 construction workers a year until 2035 to build future dams. c. Fossil fuels still represent about half of the energy consumed in the province despite Quebec's status as a leader in hydroelectric production. d. Detailed talks with First Nations communities will be required to proceed with the construction