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Update: Section 5 Transmission Inquiry SuspendedDec 17, 2009
Following up on an earlier blog post, on Tuesday, the Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources sent a letter to the British Columbia Utilities Commission advising it that the Section 5 Transmission Inquiry has been suspended until May 31,...
Update: Public Submissions Invited by Green Energy Advisory Task ForceNov 30, 2009
The BC Government announced today that it wants to hear from the public about its ideas on the future of clean and renewable energy in British Columbia.
The Green Energy Advisory Task Force met for the first time over two days at the end of last...
BC's Green Energy Advisory Task ForceNov 20, 2009
Following up on the BC Government's August 2009 throne speech and the Premier's announcement on November 2, 2009, today, the BC Government announced the members of, and the terms of reference for, BC's Green Energy Advisory Task Force.
Here is a...
Update: BC's Clean Power Call - BC Hydro Narrows the FieldNov 17, 2009
BC Hydro announced today that it has narrowed the field of proponents for its 2008 Clean Power Call and intends to award EPA's in December.
According to BC Hydro's press release, of the 68 proposals submitted in the response to the Call:
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BC's Bear Mountain Adds 102 MW to Canada's Current Installed Wind Energy CapacityNov 13, 2009
Following up on my earlier blog post, the Bear Mountain Wind Park is now officially open, online and generating electrons to the British Columbia power grid, bringing Canada's total current installed wind energy capacity to 2,956 MW.
The $200...
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