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Business: Energy
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Science: Environment
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1329 Bay Street
Toronto, ON M5R 2C4
Canada
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| Description |
BC Power: A Forum for Discussion and Debate
B.C.’s energy focus continues to be clean, renewable energy, electricity self-sufficiency and reducing emissions all while upholding ‘the public interest’. There is much debate in the province over important issues including: how much power is required, what a ‘fair’ price for new power is, and the environmental impact of new power projects.
The Canadian Institute’s 4th BC Power conference will provide a great opportunity for discussion and debate about BC’s power supply mix and to discover where future opportunities lie. Attend the conference to hear timely topics such as:
The most up-to-date details on the transmission inquiry
BC’s first commercial wind project
The latest climate change policy direction from the U.S. and Canada
Updates from BC Hydro – where they are at and what they are planning
How to address power reliability and demand growth
Progress in alternative energies, demand-side management, and moving to electric vehicles
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Hear from industry experts including:
BC Hydro
BC Ministry of Energy, Mines
and Petroleum Resources
BC Transmission Corporation
BC Utilities Commission
Canadian Gas Association
Canadian Geothermal
Energy Association
Capgemini
City of Vancouver
Climate Action
Secretariat, B.C.
Donovan & Co.
Fasken Martineau
DuMoulin LLP
FortisBC Inc.
IPPBC (Independent Power Producers of B.C.)
The Maltwood Group Inc.
Mercer International
Ontario Power Authority
Ocean Renewable Energy Group
Plutonic Power Corp.
Powerex Corp.
SolarBC.ca
Steve Davis & Associates Ltd.
Terasen Gas
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