Increased uncertainty for GSX and VIGP
In a speech in Nanaimo this morning, BC Hydro CEO Bob Elton announced that
Hydro has opted to write down $120 million in sunk costs for GSX and VIGP.
Elton cautioned that this does not prejudge the outcome of the Call for
Tenders process, nor that either GSX or VIGP is dead. But subtitles in the
news release included the phrase "increased uncertainty for GSX and VIGP".
From the news release:
Increasing energy certainty on Vancouver Island good news for customers
NANAIMO - In a speech [PDF, 36 Kb] to the Nanaimo business community this morning, BC Hydro President and CEO Bob Elton discussed developments related to Vancouver Island energy supply, including the progress of the current Call for Tender process and potential impacts of the proposed Vancouver Island Generation (VIGP) and Georgia Strait Crossing (GSX) projects.
Posted by Arthur Caldicott on 27 May 2004