NEW SQWALK | OLD SQWALK QUICK LINKS    sqwalk.com BC Energy Archives    sqwalk.com Energy Archives    BC Energy Plan    Pipeline Safety Trust    Natural Gas Prices    About Greenhouse Gases    UNFCCC & Kyoto Protocol    RMI VI Energy Report    Earthquake Info    Coal Bed Methane(CBM)    Liquified Natural Gas (LNG)    NEB: GSX site    NEB: GSX decison    Joint Panel GSX report    VI Call for Tenders    EAO: VIGP    BCUC: VIGP decision    EAO: Port Alberni Gen    EAO: Port Alberni Cogen    EAO: Island Cogen		Energy in British Columbia: Year 2006 News, January to December Utilities Commission kills Alcan deal A controversial $2 billion "sweetheart" deal between B.C. Hydro and Alcan was quashed yesterday when the British Columbia Utilities Commission ruled it too expensive for the 1.6 million Hydro customers who would have to pay for it. Utilities commission quashes B.C. Hydro-Alcan deal Scott Simpson, CanWest News Service, 30-Dec-2006 How B.C. threw Alcan a curve Konrad Yakabuski, The Globe and Mail, 01-Jan-2007 Alcan reconsidering Kitimat smelter; local mayor uncertain of project Alcan Inc., 02-Jan-2007 Alcan warns Kitimat project at risk Andy Hoffman, Globe and Mail, 03-Jan-2007 BCUC Decision ... more 30 Dec 2006 Coal-fired power plants stir up controversy Of 38 independent power projects BC Hydro has approved this year, the ones attracting the greatest attention are a pair of coal-fired generation projects. One is proposed for Princeton in the south and the other for Tumbler Ridge in east-central B.C.Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, 26-Dec-2006 ... more 26 Dec 2006 Now in Your Backyard Sometime next month, the Liberal government of B.C. is expected to introduce a new package of policies dealing with B.C.'s future in the realm of energy. Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, 23-Dec-2006 ... more 23 Dec 2006 Another lump of coal from the B.C. Liberals A detailed, objective analysis of the impact of climate change took place here last week. Alas, B.C. politicians were not involved. Tom Fletcher, Esquimalt News, 20-Dec-2006 ... more 20 Dec 2006 Private sector needed to help meet power self-sufficiency To close BC's forecast energy deficit, meet growing demand and keep rates reasonable, B.C. must be open to the development of a number of new, cost-effective generation resources. Renewable resources such as wind and run-of-the-river hydro can do part of the job, but new large and reliable resources will also be required including thermal and hydro generation facilities and the associated transmission lines. Dan Potts, Vancouver Sun, 18-Dec-2006 ... more 18 Dec 2006 No coal in these stockings, please Santa About 150 people gathered at Kits Beach Sunday to say "no" to coal and urge the BC Government to consider cleaner energy option. CKNW, 11-Dec-2006 ... more 11 Dec 2006 Tsawwassen residents allowed power line appeal A B.C. Supreme Court justice agrees that it is up to the courts to decide whether a right-of-way agreement in Tsawwassen allows construction of higher voltage power lines. Maureen Gulyas, Delta Optimist, 06-Dec-2006 BCCA Decision, 30-Nov-2006 ... more 07 Dec 2006 Pursue green power Canada's first-ever tidal turbine was installed off Metchosin with the ability to heat two homes and a research station, while in Langford, a hydrogen service station officially opened with the intention of eventually servicing a fleet of buses run on hydrogen fuel cells, and perhaps in the not-too- distant future, hydrogen-fuelled cars. Editorial, Goldstream Gazette, 06-Dec-2006 ... more 06 Dec 2006 Say "No Coal For Christmas!" in Premier Campbell's Riding The problem is serious, but the atmosphere will be festive and family-oriented when the community meets in Gordon Campbell's Point Grey riding to protest plans for coal fired power plants in BC. The event gets underway at 11 am, Sunday December 10th at Kits Beach in Vancouver. Media release, 04-Dec-2006 ... more 05 Dec 2006 Finally: BC Legislature debates coal-fired generation Coal-fired generation finally gets talked about in the leg. "In an era of climate change, when everyone else in the world is looking for solutions to global warming, why is it that the knuckle-draggers in the B.C. Liberal Party are promoting coal-fired generation? John Horgan, Hansard, 22-Nov-2006 ... more 24 Nov 2006 BC Hydro in secret Alcan pact A confidential "sweetheart" deal between Alcan and BC Hydro commits Hydro customers to pay premium rates for electricity from a 50-year-old Alcan installation that produces the cheapest power in the province. Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, 22-Nov-2006 ... more 24 Nov 2006 Coal-fired gen protest: Thurs, Nov 23, Chilliwack The “Friends of the Similkameen” and “Save the Okanagan and Similkameen” groups are busing out from Princeton on November 23 to join people in Chilliwack in protesting proposed coal fired power plants. ... more 20 Nov 2006 Power Struggle Over BC's First Coal-Fired Plant Brad Hope believes his plan to leave his picturesque Similkameen Valley ranch to his grandchildren has been soiled by B.C. Hydro's plan to erect the province's first coal-energy generation plant near his home. Sunny Freeman, TheTyee.ca, 17-Nov-2006 ... more 17 Nov 2006 Powerline plan breezes ahead The backers of an underground power line set to run through Esquimalt and View Royal have cleared the last political obstacle. Vern Faulkner, Esquimalt News, 15-Nov-2006 ... more 17 Nov 2006 B.C.'s energy picture: Richard Neufeld Gary Mason (B.C. Looks Ready To Succumb To Lure Of Coal-Fired Plants -- Nov. 13) misleads readers when he suggests B.C. is ready to move to coal-fired generation for its future energy needs. Richard Neufeld, Globe and Mail, 17-Nov-2006 ... more 17 Nov 2006 Tiny B.C. town all fired up Randy McLean knows why B.C.'s Liberal government is considering dumping a coal-fired generating plant in his backyard. "Because they feel they can get away with it here," says the mayor of Princeton. Gary Mason, Globe and Mail, 16-Nov-2006 ... more 16 Nov 2006 Tsawwassen residents win ruling on power lines A group of Tsawwassen residents scored a major victory today in their long-running battle to block construction through their neighborhood of new high-voltage electricity lines to Vancouver Island. Vancouver Sun, 07-Nov-2006 ... more 08 Nov 2006 Confronting coal-fired generation in Princeton Compliance Energy is proposing a 56 MW coal-fired generation project in Princeton. Local concern is growing - 170 people attended a meeting in Princeton on November 1. News item (video), CHBC-TV News, 02-Nov-2006 ... more 05 Nov 2006 BC Hydro's Amazingly Bad Deal for Ratepayers According to BC Hydro, over the length of the F2006 Call for Power contracts B.C. Hydro and its ratepayers will pour up to $15.6 billion into the pockets of private investors. Yet for all that money, the public gets no assets, no price protection once the contracts expire and no guarantee that private energy interests won't export the electricity in the future. John Calvert, TheTyee.ca, 30-Oct-2006 ... more 31 Oct 2006 British Columbians in dark about 'Enronization' of energy Enron may have collapsed in a heap of cooked books, but Squamish area rancher Tom Rankin insists that its business template for energy markets lingers, and that we're being softened up for the "Enronization" of B.C.'s greatest public asset, our waterways. Geoff Olson, Vancouver Courier 20-Oct-2006 ... more 24 Oct 2006 JIESC comments on BCUC Participant Assistant/Cost Awards in VITR proceeding The JIESC is concerned that the Sea Breeze cost award, $251,724.94, the largest of any of the cost awards made in the VITR proceeding, sets a unfortunate and inappropriate precedent. ... more 16 Oct 2006 Island power cable bid clears a hurdle Another hurdle has been cleared in the push to replace the Island's aging high-voltage power cables from the mainland. Nanaimo News Bulletin, 23-Sep-2006 ... more 27 Sep 2006 BCTC reply to Sea Breeze reconsideration application BCTC says that Sea Breeze has identified no errors in law or fact, and is asking for reconsideration because "it simply disagrees with the Commission's Decision." BCTC response to application, 26-Sep-2006. BC Hydro reply, 26-Sep-2006 ... more 27 Sep 2006 Princeton mayor: no to coal-fired generation ... it is my duty to express my concerns about the Compliance Coal fired generating plant proposed for our area. I find no fault with Compliance Coal as a company but a great deal with a provincial government that is even considering allowing outdated processes that are presently being banned in Ontario and around North America. Randy McLean, Similkameen News Leader, 23-Aug-2006 ... more 24 Sep 2006 Sea Breeze applies for BCUC VITR reconsideration Sea Breeze has a filed a request to BCUC to reconsider its July 7 decision approving BCTC's VITR project. BCUC erred on three points. Sea Breeze VITR Reconsideration Application ... more 15 Sep 2006 Enviros letter to Campbell: hearings on coal plants Nine B.C. provincial organizations today released a letter to B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell calling for full public hearings to be included in environmental assessments of B.C.’s first two coal-fired power plants. BC organizations want public hearing on coal-fired generation GSXCCC, Sierra Club et al, 11-Sep-2006 Environmental groups call for full public hearings for B.C.'s Coal-Fired Power Plants News Release, GSXCCC, Sierra Club et al, 11-Sep-2006 Taking a giant leap backwardsLisa Matthaus, Vancouver Sun, 12-Sep-2006 Sierra Club blasts B.C. Hydro for awarding coal-fired deals Andrew A. Duffy, Times Colonist, 12-Sep-2006 Coal-fired power plants draw fire Vancouver Province, 12-Sep-2006 Premier Campbell passes to Minister Neufeld Office of the Premier, 15-Sep-2006 ... more 11 Sep 2006 F2006 Call for Power Report BC Hydro Report on F2006 CFT Process, 31-Aug-2006 ... more 31 Aug 2006 Residents apply for VITR reconsideration The BC Utilities Commission has received an application for reconsideration of the VITR decision (approving VITR) of July 7, 2006. The application is from three Tsawwassen residents. Written comments are to be submitted by September 8. VITR Reconsideration (1mb) ... more 16 Aug 2006 B.C. power subsidy hurts us all It is time for B.C. to have a real energy policy, one that is rational and sustainable, not one that avoids facing the consequence of low prices in order to please voters and the coal industry. Pierre-Olivier Pineau, Victoria Times - Colonist, 11-Aug-2006 ... more 14 Aug 2006 Power projects put heat on B.C. government Already facing criticism for resorting to coal-fired generation plants to close the province's energy gap, the B.C. government is poised to approve an unpopular hydro-electric project in the Kootenays.Tom Fletcher, Parksville Qualicum Beach News, 11-Aug-2006 ... more 13 Aug 2006 TFN doesn't want lines on Hwy. 17 The Tsawwassen First Nation won't accept new power lines running through its community, says Chief Kim Baird. Sandor Gyarmati, Delta Optimist, 12-Aug-2006 ... more 12 Aug 2006 Winds of change coming to B.C. energy sector Dokie Wind Energy Inc. received provincial environmental certification Thursday to build British Columbia's first wind power project, a facility that will produce 180 megawatts in northeast B.C. Marke Andrews, Vancouver Sun, 11-Aug-2006 ... more 11 Aug 2006 Sea Breeze appeals BCUC VITR decision Sea Breeze's appeal of the VITR decision is on four grounds, mostly to do with BCUC not considering cost-related factors that would have worked to the advantage of the Juan de Fuca system. News Release, Sea Breeze Power, 10-Aug-2007 ... more 10 Aug 2006 TRAHVOL appeals BCUC VITR decision TRAHVOL is challenging the VITR decision on a range of grounds TRAHVOL letter to the BC Court of Appeal, August 8, 2006 ... more 08 Aug 2006 IRAHVOL appeals BCUC VITR decision IRAHVOL's appeal hangs in part on matters to do with the Sea Breeze Juan de Fuca system. The most interesting arguments, however, would arise from grounds number 5, in which IRAHVOL intends to poke at the idea that the public convenience and necessity is to be determined by the most "cost effective" option and not what is in the public interest. IRAHVOL letter to BC Court of Appeal, 08-Aug-2006 ... more 08 Aug 2006 B.C.'s approach to cutting emissions isn't working The day the B.C. government announced it wanted to twin the Port Mann Bridge, it bent its credibility on its stated desire to reduce dangerous greenhouse gas emissions. But on the day it announced it wants to buy electricity from B.C.'s first ever coal-fired power plants, that credibility just plain broke. B.C.'s approach to cutting emissions isn't working Matt Price, Times-Colonist, 03-Aug-2006 Coal-fired plants can be clean, says minister Richard Neufeld, Times Colonist, 06-Aug-2006 Minister misrepresenting the issue Tom Hackney, BC Sustainable Energy Association, 07-Aug-2006 ... more 07 Aug 2006 BC Hydro awards EPAs: media BC Hydro has agreed to buy more than 7,000 gigawatt hours of power from independent producers in an effort to end the province's reliance on imported electricity. Thirty-eight projects ranging in size from a 1,612-GWh-per-year coal and biomass project in Tumbler Ridge to the four-GWh per-year Eldorado Reservoir hydroelectric project near Kelowna were promised energy purchase agreements. Independents win B.C. Hydro contracts Fiona Anderson, Vancouver Sun, 28-Jul-2006 New power projects to boost rates Jeff Rud and Terri Theodore, Times Colonist, 28-Jul-2006 ... more 28 Jul 2006 BC Hydro awards energy contracts BC Hydro announced today the results of the 2006 Open Call for Power, awarding 38 contracts to independent power producers throughout the province. Three wind. Two coal. Give your head a shake. F2006 Call for Power Results Sets the province back 100 years says GSX Concerned Citizens Coalition ... more 27 Jul 2006 B.C. funds costly flashlights At a press conference on July 14, Neufeld announced that the government has spent $25,250 on seven hydrogen-powered flashlights, a unit to refill the flashlights with hydrogen, and a fuel-cell battery charger. That works out to $3,607.14 each. Russ Francis, Georgia Straight, 20-Jul-2006 ... more 26 Jul 2006 Fight isn't over - Delta Optimist A series of articles in the Delta Optimist covering reaction to the BCUC decision on VITR - The fight is far from over, say Tsawwassen residents outraged by a decision to put higher voltage power lines over their homes. Fight isn't over: homeowners Sandor Gyarmati, Delta Optimist, 12-Jul-2006 Costs trump concerns in decision Ted Murphy, Editor, Delta Optimist, 12-Jul-2006 EMF at acceptable levels: commission Sandor Gyarmati, Delta Optimist, 12-Jul-2006 MLA blasts council for not doing more Sandor Gyarmati, Delta Optimist, 12-Jul-0206 Most cost-effective route chosen Sandor Gyarmati, Delta Optimist, 12-Jul-2006 Commission is irresponsible in approving overhead lines Bill Sharkey, Delta Optimist, 12-Jul-2006 Don't deliver power at the expense of people Richard Johnson, Delta Optimist, 12-Jul-2006 ... more 15 Jul 2006 It's our power in their backyard As the people of Tsawwassen, Saltspring and Galiano would surely tell us, when we get our power from the mainland it simply means that the ugliness is moved to someone else's backyard. Editorial, Victoria Times Colonist, 13-Jul-2006 More media coverage of the VITR decision ... more 13 Jul 2006 Just give the problem to someone else Everyone is familiar with the NIMBY syndrome, but we need a new acronym to describe the social phenomenon that's been driving the Vancouver Island power issue. Les Leyne, Victoria Times Colonist, 13-Jul-2006 More media coverage of the VITR decision ... more 13 Jul 2006 B.C.'s electricity security starts with you We pass rows of blue recycling boxes on our streets and don't give them a second glance. For most of us, recycling is second nature. But it wasn't always the case. "Reduce, re-use, recycle" took us a few years to adopt. Imagine if we could be as aware of energy issues and embrace electricity conservation in the same way that we've adopted our blue boxes. Richard Neufeld, Times Colonist, 12-Jul-2006 ... more 12 Jul 2006 BCUC approves VITR - news items Residents of Tsawwassen and the Gulf Islands have lost their bid to block plans for overhead high-voltage power lines through their communities as part of a new link between the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island. The B.C. Utilities Commission says upgrading the power lines along the existing route is the most cost-effective way to meet future electricity needs on Vancouver Island. Controversial power-line project gets green light CBC News, 07-Jul-2006 Tsawwassen angry as high-voltage lines approved Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, 08-Jul-2006 Island power remedy gets green light Andrew A. Duffy, Victoria Times-Colonist, 08-Jul-2006 Tsawwassen residents get ready for more power CKNW, 08-Jul-2006 Voltage boost in power lines sparks anger Raina Delisle, The Province, 09-Jul-2006 Tsawwassen takes over from Eagleridge Bluffs in season of discontent Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun, 11-Jul-2006 GSX Coalition backing transmission line option Andrea Rondeau, Cowichan Valley Citizen, 12-Jul_2006 Just give the problem to someone else Les Leyne, Victoria Times Colonist, 13-Jul-2006 It's our power in their backyard Editorial, Victoria Times Colonist, 13-Jul-2006 ... more 07 Jul 2006 BCUC approves VITR, overhead through Tsawwassen In this Decision the Commission has concluded that VITR is a more cost-effective project to meet the load requirements of Vancouver Island than either VIC or JdF. The appropriate analysis for comparing the costs of the three projects is to compare total direct and indirect costs. ...the Commission has concluded that Option 1 [overhead lines] in both South Delta and the Gulf Islands are the preferred route options. July 7 2006 Decision & Order No. C-04-06 ... more 07 Jul 2006 BCUC to issue VITR decision Friday, July 7 The BC Utilities Commission will issue the "Vancouver Island Transmission Reinforcement Project" Decision tomorrow, Friday, July 7, 2006 at 3:00 p.m. ... more 06 Jul 2006 Bill 30 & IPPs - provincial government overrides local zoning Bill 30, 3rd reading, BC Legislature, 15-May-2006 Bill 30, 2nd reading, BC Legislature, 11-May-2006 Bill 30, Section 53, Utilities Commission Act William Andrews discussion of Bill 30 s.53 City of Victoria to Premier Campbell, 11-May-2006 Union of BC Municipalities Resolution, 22-Sep-2004 UBCM meeting on Bill 30, 25-May-2006 ... more 17 May 2006 Alternative Energy and Power Technology Task Force Report A Vision and Implementation Plan for Growing a Sustainable Energy Cluster in British Columbia British Columbia can be a world leader in Sustainable Energy. Government and Industry can create high value jobs in profitable businesses by supplying smart, sustainable energy solutions to British Columbia, to Canada and to the world. Download the report (PDF), Mar-2006 ... more 04 May 2006 New schedule for Juan de Fuca cable review On April 21, Sea Breeze proposed alternative routing of its Juan de Fuca Power Line between Victoria and Port Angeles. The NEB has consequently re-opened the proceeding to new intervenors until May 15, and postponed the hearing date to either June 7 or June 21 depending on whether new evidence is filed. ... more 01 May 2006 Can't put a price on life The Commercial Energy Consumers lobby group, in an attempt to downplay economic liability of overhead power lines, said the risk of a child getting leukemia as a result of exposure to electromagnetic fields was so low the cost in dollars would be inconsequential.The treasurer of South Delta secondary's Parent Advisory Council said placing a dollar value on a child is disturbing. The CEC is also claiming Delta and UBC as supporting members, when neither was aware of the claim. Maureen Gulyas, Delta Optimist, 29-Apr-2006 ... more 30 Apr 2006 Final arguments in BCTC-VITR In final arguments submitted this week to the BCUC, the "heavyweight" intervenors are backing the BCTC - VITR lowest cost option: overhead and underground routing on existing right-of-way through Tsawwassen. Other intervenors are recommending other route options for VITR and various Sea Breezey "VIC or VIC-like" and Juan de Fuca options. ... more 22 Apr 2006 Media comment: Projects in 2006 Call for Power Green power projects, including small hydro and wind facilities, comprise the overwhelming majority of private-sector bids submitted to BC Hydro in an ambitious call for new sources of electricity for British Columbia. Green power bids top list of proposals Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, 12-Apr-2006 Thermal plant back on front burner Andrew A. Duffy, Victoria Times-Colonist, 13-Apr-2006 Wind power'll be blowin' in, group predicts Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, 13-Apr-2006 ... more 12 Apr 2006 BC Hydro receives bids from across BC in 2006 Open Call for Power BC Hydro has received bids for 53 separate projects from 37 independent power producers in response to the 2006 Open Call for Power. The projects submitted include electricity generation from both small and large facilities, include hydro, wind, biomass and coal resources and represent approximately 1,800MW. Firm energy tendered totals approximately 6,500 gigawatt hours (GWh) per year, enough power to supply 650,000 homes. News release, BC Hydro, 11-Apr-2006 Tender Submissions: F2006 Open Call for Power, 11-Apr-2006 ... more 12 Apr 2006 Compliance Energy Coal-Fired Gen Project near Princeton Just four days before BC Hydro's deadline for tenders in the F2006 Call for Power, Compliance announced that it has a deal with the Upper Similkameen Indian Band (USIB) to proceed with a 49 MW wood-waste and coal-fired plant. News Release, Compliance Energy, 03-Apr-2006 And Compliance has agreed to have the project reviewed by the Environmental Assessment Office Project page, EAO website ... more 10 Apr 2006 Kanaka Bar Indian Band bids power sale to B.C. Hydro The Kanaka Bar Indian Band and its business partner, Innergex II Power Trust, announced today that they have submitted their bid to BC Hydro for an Electricity Purchase Agreement. News Release, Kanaka Bar Indian Band, 07-Apr-2006 ... more 08 Apr 2006 Let's commend BC Hydro for asking a big question BC Hydro is to be commended for openly inviting discourse on whether we want coal-fired generating stations. We need to get past greed and denial and begin some serious discussion about climate change, its consequences and what we plan to do. Stephen Hume, Vancouver Sun, 05-Apr-2006 ... more 05 Apr 2006 We have to stop dithering about looming power shortage Either way, we are at capacity now and the one thing we know for sure is that every year we dither our prospects of maintaining the B.C. electricity advantage get that much dimmer. Editorial, Vancouver Sun, 01-Apr-2006 ... more 01 Apr 2006 2006 IEP and LTAP: Comments & News BC Hydro releases 2006 IEP Advocate sustainable energy to government Tom Hackney, Sierra Club & BCSEA, 29-Mar-2006 BCSEA comments on BC Hydro IEP submission News Release, BC Sustainable Energy Association, 29-Mar-2006 Is a power shortage looming? Let's talk about it for a while Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun, 30-Mar-2006 Gap is threat to B.C. energy future Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, 30-Mar-2006 Hydro thinks coal as power runs short Scott Simpson, Victoria Times Colonist, 30-Mar-2006 Hydro - Planning needed now to prevent electrical shortfall Wendy McLellan, The Province, 30-Mar-2006 Report Revives Controversial Canadian Dam Plan Allan Dowd, Reuters News Service, 31-Mar-2006 Critics urge Hydro to rethink plan Andrew A. Duffy, Victoria Times Colonist, 31-Mar-2006 Turn it off when not in use Editorial, Times Colonist, 31-Mar-2006 We have to stop dithering about looming power shortage Editorial, Vancouver Sun, 01-Apr-2006 ... more 31 Mar 2006 BC Hydro releases 2006 IEP Nearly four months after having its chain yanked and its IEP release cancelled by the provincial government, BC Hydro has now rewritten the thing and it has now been approved for release by the government censors. http://www.bchydro.com/info/epi/epi8970.html News Release and BackgrounderChallenges and Choices: Planning for a secure electricity future Comment on 2006 IEP and LTAP ... more 29 Mar 2006 Fossil fuels opponents caught in a time warp The most recent call by B.C. Hydro for new sources of electricity has attracted a proposal for a coal-fired electrical generating plant in northeastern British Columbia. It will also likely raise the shrill chorus of condemnation that accompanies every initiative to increase B.C.'s energy production. Editorial, Vancouver Sun, 25-Mar-2006 ... more 25 Mar 2006 'Namgis sign deal for power partnership Brookfield Power Corporation has inked an agreement with `Namgis First Nation for potential development of a run-of-river hydroelectric generation project on the Kokish River, says a press release from the 'Namgis. North Island Gazette, 23-Mar-2006 ... more 25 Mar 2006 Hillsborough announces coal generation project Hillsborough Resources has announced a proposal to develop an energy generation project in Northeast British Columbia with AES Pacific, Inc., under the name AESWapiti Energy (“AESWapiti”). The $350 million energy generation project would include a 165 MW thermal electric power plant and a 35 kilometre, 230 kV transmission line, and would have a contemplated project life of at least 40 years. Fuel for the energy generation facility would be supplied by the Wapiti coal mine operated by Hillsborough. The Wapiti coal property is located between Tumbler Ridge and Dawson Creek. Hillsborough Resources news release, 20-Mar-2006 Energyanalects, 20-Mar-2006 Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, 21-Mar-2006 ... more 21 Mar 2006 BC ENERGY ITEMS FROM 2008 BC ENERGY ITEMS FROM 2007 BC ENERGY ITEMS FROM 2006 ENERGY ITEMS FROM 2005 ENERGY ITEMS FROM 2004 ENERGY ITEMS FROM 2003 ENERGY ITEMS FROM Jul 1, 2002 to Dec 31, 2002 ENERGY ITEMS FROM Jan 1, 2002 to Jun 30, 2002 ENERGY ITEMS FROM Sept 1, 2001 to Dec 31, 2001 ENERGY ITEMS FROM Jun 1, 2001 to Aug 31, 2001 ENERGY ITEMS FROM Jan 1, 2001 to May 31, 2001 ENERGY ITEMS FROM 2000 TOP
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