Natural gas is a solution to B.C.’s electron gap
The ‘electrify everything’ imperative only works if you have enough power
Major BC projects wrap up, posing questions on future job prospects and investments
Northern British Columbia is at a crossroads as several major, job-producing projects wind down.
BC Hydro’s impossible task
Provincial grid capacity is on a collision course with electric vehicle targets and new, expedited net-zero demands for LNG facilities. Margareta Dovgal explores.
4 BC resource files to watch as cabinet is announced
The quality of the Premier’s Cabinet lineup will determine whether the government’s agenda on these issues will land right – for their future electoral odds and for our province’s economy.
Why hydro electricity is a futuristic climate solution
To reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, Canada must commit to building a vast amount of clean energy infrastructure. That’s why projects like Site C are critically important.
Let these projects go forward: B.C. residents send a clear message
It’s time to explode the carefully nurtured myth that British Columbia residents are opposed to the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion and Site C. That just ain’t so, according to a new poll from the Angus Reid Institute.
Top 10 reasons why Canada’s controversial Site C dam defied odds to win federal approval as future of clean energy
After years of protests, lawsuits, and even a hunger strike, Canada’s federal government approves British Columbia’s largest clean-energy project in decades.
Undecided on Site C? Not any more, suggests the latest opinion poll
A planned hydroelectric dam in northeast British Columbia has gained stronger support over the past year, says a new opinion survey.