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.
A CEA-organized event in Prince George showcased real-world projects and the experiences of practitioners to show that low-carbon energy efficiency is not only achievable, but may also be the more affordable option.
Learn how buildings in the North can use less energy, cost less to build & operate, last longer, look better, and respond to climate change. Decisions about energy and energy-efficiency…
This dialogue will bring communities, industry, renewable energy proponents, educators, utilities, regulators, and key organizations together. Learn about existing projects in your region, what additional projects are planned, why they’re necessary, and how communities can get more involved (and realize more benefits).
This dialogue will bring communities, industry, renewable energy proponents, educators, utilities, regulators, and key organizations together. Learn about existing projects in your region, what additional projects are planned, why they’re necessary, and how communities can get more involved (and realize more benefits).
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.
Low-carbon fuels have lower greenhouse gas emissions over their full life cycle, compared to petroleum-derived gasoline and diesel. Most of these fuels can be used in existing engines and infrastructure,…
Northeast BC is a renewable energy powerhouse. Learn what’s happening, why more energy is needed, and how communities are involved.
