In Northern BC, where electricity demand is forecasted to grow by 15% by 2030, communities and organizations came together for an energetic dialogue on renewable energy.
By Sally Childs
In the Southern Interior, communities and organizations came together for an energetic dialogue on renewable energy like wind, solar and hydro.
On Vancouver Island, communities and organizations came together for an energetic dialogue on renewable energy like wind, % solar and hydro.
In Northeast BC, where electricity demand is forecasted to grow by 15% by 2030, communities and organizations came together for an energetic dialogue on renewable energy.
Feb. 23, 2026, join CEA and BC Hydro for a one-hour online session that will introduce and discuss the newly-released Solar and Battery Permitting Guide for Local Governments in BC….
Following this short guide, municipal governments can put decarbonization on the local hotel industry’s agenda, convening conversations, developing tailored resources and education, and building capacity for change.
What does the CleanBC Review mean for local governments? How will it affect community-led energy, affordability, and resilience initiatives?
Collaboration is the North’s greatest strength: NorthCAN 2025 Year in Review Table of Contents In the North, For the North: NorthCAN in 2025 North Stars: Case Studies Showcasing Northern BC…
The solar & battery permitting guide for local governments With the growing popularity of solar panels and battery systems, local governments are working to ensure British Columbians enjoy safe, reliable…
The BC Community Climate Action Dashboard is a customizable and interactive database that tracks climate action progress for all BC local governments. CEA launched the Dashboard in 2024 with the…
