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News Items
from Sept 1, 2001 to Dec 31, 2001
CEAA announces participant funding awards
Dec 21, 2001
The recipients are: Pender Islands GSX Coalition, Islands Trust, Vancouver
Island Pipeline Landowners Association, Cowichan Tribes, Society Promoting
Environmental Conservation, GSX Concerned Citizens Coalition, and Sencot'en
Alliance. One combined allocation was awarded to the following organizations:
Saturna Community Club, Pender Islands Conservancy Association, Salt Spring
Island Conservancy, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (BC Chapter), Georgia
Strait Alliance and Saanich Inlet Protection Society
CEAA News Release ... HTML
Review Committee Report ... HTML
Interim Report from the Energy Policy Task Force
Dec 17, 2001
Four Critical Action Items:
1a. Break BC Hydro into generation, transmission, distribution companies
1b. Move to market pricing for electricity
2. Natural gas storage required for Lower Mainland (could be on VI)
3. Exploit coal more aggressively
4. Develop alternative (high-tech) energy sources
What does the report say about GSX? Page 18 echoes BC Hydro's refrain - alternatives cost more, aren't
dependable, take too long - "the issue is immediate and needs to be resolved now"
Interim Report, Ministry of Energy and Mines ... PDF
No surprises - ramped up gas production, stripped down regulation.
Excessive use of phrases "performance based" and "results based". The word "wind" is but a slight breeze. Expected,
but nevertheless disappointing.
Critics Say Pipeline May Punish Consumers
Dec 13, 2001
Campbell promised renewable energy sources, more independent power projects and to stop
economically unjustifiable megaprojects. Jaccard claimed that Campbell won't be able to accomplish any of
this if the GSX pipeline proceeds, because the unused capacity of the project will dictate future electricity
-supply options. Jaccard described GSX as "fast ferries II"
Charlie Smith, Georgia Straight ... article
Letter from Jan Hagen of EAO to Lachlan Russell of BC Hydro
Dec 10, 2001
It begins: "...allow me to summarize my main objections to many of your comments and the
serious allegations of a flawed process that you have forwarded with your letter..." and ends "I shall be
looking forward to hearing from you how BC Hydro intends to pursue a gas-fired power generation
project on Vancouver Island"
Jan Hagen, Project Director, Environmental Assessment Office ... HTML
Lachlan Russell, Project Manager, BC Hydro ... HTML
NEB Notice of Public Consultation Sessions, January 2002
Dec 10, 2001
You need to register with the NEB, and you have 10 minutes to address the panel.
Call 1-800-899-1265 or email secretary@neb-one.gc.ca
NEB Notice of public consultation/scoping sessions ... PDF
European Union: Renewable Energies: Success Stories
Dec 10, 2001
The European Environment Agency has issued a new report that identifies why some
countries have better success with renewable energy projects than
others. The report, Renewable energies: success stories, is intended to
help expand the use of renewable energy sources and contribute to efforts to
meet the European Union's targets. No single factor was identified as being of overwhelming significance.
It is rather the cumulative benefits of a series of supportive measures that determine the extent to which a
renewable technology is successfully exploited. There are, however, certain essential components of successful
renewable energy implementation ...
Executive Summary ... PDF
Wind and waves can power Britain
Dec 10, 2001
The study ... concludes that renewables in
Scotland could produce a massive 60 gigawatts of power, three quarters of the
installed generating capacity of the UK as a whole. This could be done taking
into account all the technical and economic barriers and without damaging any
scenic or nature conservation areas.
Rob Edwards, Sunday Herald, Edinburgh ... article
The power is the people's
Dec 8, 2001
When B.C. Hydro and a U.S. power company wanted to plunk a plant in downtown
Port Alberni, they didn't reckon that, in a democracy, a fired-up populace can make a difference
Stephen Hume, Vancouver Sun ... column
Pacific Northwest gears up for conservation power plant
Dec 3, 2001
PORTLAND, Ore.-– An agency of four Northwestern states has proposed a regional
conservation "power plant" that would yield at least 300 average megawatts over
three years. The Council also supports the recent energy policy adopted by many Western
governors, which favors conservation.
Environmental News Network ... article
BC Hydro: Affordable, Reliable & Clean power – Owned by the Public -- is at Risk
Dec 3, 2001
For more than 40 years British Columbians have had among the lowest
electricity rates in North America, with reliable delivery of clean,
non-polluting hydro-electric power. And it’s owned 100% by you – the public.
Hands off Hydro ... website
Coalbed methane - a blast from the past
December 1, 2001
The implications for surface and groundwater are startling, whether the water is
unclean, or whether the movement of gas and water creates changes in drinking water quality.
Delores Broten, Watershed Sentinel ... article
Wind an energy source whose time has come
Nov 30, 2001
B.C. is blessed with potential for alternative power generation
In the past, wind and other experimental energy developments stalled on the
absence of investor and consumer confidence. No longer. Installations for wind
energy generating capacity around the globe exceeded those for nuclear power for
the second year in a row in 2000, and wind is firmly established as the world's
fastest-growing new energy source.
Editorial, Vancouver Sun ... editorial
BC Hydro withdraws PAGP application
charges EAO of "legally flawed" process
Nov 29, 2001
In short, the Project Proponents believe that the PAGP review
process has been unfair to the Project Proponents and has been legally flawed
in a number of respects. This flawed process has allowed those opposed to
PAGP to drive the agenda of the PAGP Project Committee. As we indicated
in the PAGP Application for a Project Approval Certificate, there is an
urgent need for additional power on Vancouver Island. That additional power
must be available by the 2004/2005 winter season. It is clear that we cannot
meet that schedule with this lengthy and expensive review process and we
hereby formally notify the EAO that we are withdrawing the Project
Proponents' Application for a Project Approval Certificate at Tebo Avenue,
and request that the EAO put the Project Proponents Application for a Project
Approval Certificate on hold while we assess our options. "
Lachlan Russell, BC Hydro, EAO Website ... letter
Power glut may doom new plants - 31 proposed generators probably not needed
Nov 28, 2001
Sacramento -- A state agency created earlier this year to
finance new power plants as insurance against electricity shortages has halted
negotiations with companies that want to build natural gas-fired generators.
Thirty-one proposed projects ... have been held up as officials ... determine whether the plants are needed.
The authority is instead focusing on financing renewable energy projects, such
as wind farms and conservation programs.
Mark Martin, San Francisco Chronicle ... article
Senate Democrats delay energy action
Nov 28, 2001
Prospects for the president's energy plan are eroding because California's
energy crisis, fresh in lawmakers' minds when the House adopted its bill, has passed, and
a nationwide energy crisis never materialized. "Everyone knows we won't get a drop of oil
out of Alaska for 10 years and it won't last more than a few days,"added Doug Hattaway,
former spokesman for Al Gore's presidential campaign.
Elizabeth Shogren, Richard Simon, LA Times ... article
Energy companies warned of possible threat
Nov 26, 2001
Washington — The FBI has warned energy companies that Osama
bin Laden may have approved plans to attack North American natural gas pipelines
and facilities if he's captured or killed, a warning that prompted a tightening
of security. Natural gas producers and pipeline companies in both the United States and
Canada continued to be on a high state of alert
Canadian Press in Globe and Mail ... article
Another reason not to want a natural gas pipeline in your community
Neptune Regional Electrical Transmission System
Nov 22, 2001
The Neptune Project links existing and proposed generation in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
including hydroelectric, biomass, oil, coal, nuclear and natural gas, to New York and Boston, via HVDC submarine
cables. Why not generate power near the load? Because of air quality restrictions, the price of land, and opposition
to the construction of power plants and overhead transmission lines. Why submarine cables?
Because they are efficient.
"Meeting today's needs ... HTML
"Environmentally Proven ... HTML
Dams back big Northwest US push for wind power
Nov 19, 2001
LOS ANGELES - The Pacific Northwest is not among the windiest areas of the
United States but that doesn't seem to be slowing its rapid emergence as a
leading region for the production of wind energy.
Nigel Hunt, Reuters News Service ... article
Except in BC, where progressive energy technologies are a game of Survivor -
the emergence of wind power has been consistently voted off the island by BC Hydro, where twentieth-centuriy visionaries
are still at work, big-box power is the only show in town, and fossil fuels are the "bridge to the future".
Link energy policy and climate change
Nov 16, 2001
The potential contradiction between Canada's position on energy development and
climate change needs to be addressed sooner rather than later. On the one
hand, the federal and provincial governments are scrambling to take advantage of
the United States' increasing demand for energy, including oil and gas, stated
so clearly in the Bush administration's new national energy policy report. At
the same time, the federal government has committed Canada to ratifying the
Kyoto protocol and meeting the challenge of reducing its annual greenhouse gas
emissions
Lloyd Axworthy, Associated Press ... article
'Clean Coal' remains an oxymoron
Nov 16, 2001
for all the talk, clean-burning coal will likely remain an oxymoron
for years to come. The utility industry, which uses coal to generate 52%
of its electricity, faces formidable political, economic and
technological obstacles to getting "clean."
John Fialka, Wall Street Journal ... article
Firms unveil $13 billion Alaska Highway pipeline plan
Nov 16, 2001
North America's biggest pipeline operators announced Thursday they
intend to build the Alaska Highway natural-gas pipeline to connect the state's
resource-rich North Slope reserves with the rest of North America by 2008.
The announcement was made by Vancouver's Westcoast Energy Inc. and Calgary's TransCanada PipeLines Ltd.
Six U.S. companies have committed to the Alaska Highway pipeline project: Williams Co.,
owner of the second-biggest U.S. network of interstate gas pipelines; Enron, Sempra Energy, PG&E Corp., Duke
Energy Corp. and El Paso Corp.
Michael McCullough, Vancouver Sun ... article
Meet Louie the Lightning Bug's evil twin
Nov 11, 2001
Port Alberni council asked BC Hydro to put Port Alberni Generation
plant somewhere other than Tebo Avenue. Hydro said: "You can kiss Louie the Lightning Bug's pointy yellow ass. It's Tebo, or no-go."
Brian Wilford, Cowichan Valley Citizen ... column
Project specifications for Port Alberni Generation
Nov 9, 2001
Draft specifications have been tabled. The public has 30 days, until December 17, 2001
to comment on the draft. Final specifications to be ratified on January 17, 2002.
Summary of Report Recommendations ... HTML
Letter from EAO to Proponent ... HTML
Draft Project Report Specifications ... HTML
Public Hearing announced and
Directions on Procedure posted
Nov 9, 2001
The public hearing will commence 17 June 2002 in British Columbia, with
locations and times to be announced later. Written interventions must be filed
by 6 December 2001. The panel will also conduct public consultation sessions as follows:
| Vancouver |
Friday, 11 January 2002 |
| Sidney |
Saturday, 12 January 2002 |
| Duncan/Cobble Hill |
Monday, 14 January and Tuesday, 15 January 2002 |
| Saltspring Island |
Wednesday, 16 January 2002 |
| Victoria |
Thursday, 17 January 2002 |
| Saturna Island |
Friday, 18 January 2002 |
News Release, NEB-CEAA ... HTML
Directions on Procedure ... HTML
Create jobs and save money by halting Hydro gas projects
David Suzuki Foundation submission to the BC Energy Policy Task Force
Nov 1, 2001
The provincial government must cancel BC Hydro's natural gas strategy
in order to address climate change and air pollution, says the David
Suzuki Foundation in a formal submission to the BC Energy Task Force.
The Suzuki Foundation's report, presented to the province today,
calls on BC to make renewable energy and efficiency the cornerstones of its
energy policy - key elements to bring energy price stability, cut pollution
and stimulate new job creation.
Backgrounder ... news release
Submission ... PDF
Doctors unite across border to oppose SE2
Nov 1, 2001
Battle lines in the Sumas Energy 2 controversy are clearly marked: The
environment and health of the Fraser Valley and Whatcom County versus profits
for an American company, and jobs and energy for the U.S. Pacific Northwest.
Trudy Beyak, Abbotsford News ... article
GASEOUS, SMUG, and XENO-ECOLOGICAL (GSX)
Oct 31, 2001
This is the WRONG way for our energy policy to be heading, and we need
everyone to say so. More accurate load-forecasting, coupled with far greater
energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy from wind, micro-hydro,
biomass and ground-source heat would do the job in a much more ecologically
and planetarily responsible manner. Apart from anything else, new natural
gas wells have not been delivering the goods in sufficient quantity, and
there may not be enough for North America's demand beyond 2010.
Guy Dauncey, Econews ... November issue (not online yet)
Port Alberni's loss is Lake Cowichan's gain
Oct 31, 2001
Cowichan Mayor Jack Peake is
chasing the Hydro generating station Port Alberni rejected last
week. ``If somebody else isn't interested, we certainly are,''
Peake said. ``You bet we are.''
Andrew Costa, Citizen ... article
Pipeline battle heats up
Oct 30, 2001
Last Tuesday's Salt Spring meeting on the GSX public hearing process gave a
not-so-subtle hint of the battle to come as concerns about the natural gas
pipeline project bubbled over the meeting's main focus.
Gail Sjuberg, Gulf Islands Driftwood ... article
Time needed to fully review power options
Oct 23, 2001
Is it too much to ask for Hydro to put its gas projects for the Island on hold until the
task force can lay out all the alternatives and allow for better public input?
Editorial, Times Colonist ... editorial
Port Alberni Council kills Tebo Ave site for PAGP
Oct 23, 2001
At last night's Port Alberni City Council, councillor Donna Brett introduce a motion to
have the PA City Council write a letter to BC Hydro saying the city will not
reintroduce a bylaw to rezone the Tebo Ave. site. The motion was voted on, with all except Dan Washington, voting in
favour.
Power struggle: Debate over Island's energy
Oct 22, 2001
But Hydro's natural gas plan, which could end up costing more than a $1 billion,
faces fierce opposition from critics who believe the utility has more
environmentally friendly -- and less costly -- alternatives.
Building
gas-fuelled power plants would boost greenhouse gases, which some scientists
believe contribute to climate change, and increase air pollution, critics
say.
A coalition of opponents to the Georgia Strait Crossing pipeline --
abbreviated as GSX by B.C. Hydro -- has urged the B.C. government to drop
natural gas projects until a provincial energy task force completes its
work.
Malcolm Curtis, Times Colonist ... article
B.C. Gas acquiring Centra Gas from Westcoast Energy
Oct 22, 2001
VANCOUVER -- B.C. Gas has struck a deal to acquire Centra Gas from Westcoast Energy.
Canadian Press in Vancouver Sun ... article
Gas line route probably not worth talking about
Oct 21, 2001
According to the BP-Exxon-Phillips team studying the proposals for
transportation and marketing of Prudhoe Bay natural gas, neither the northern
route through the Beaufort Sea nor the southern route via Fairbanks are
economically feasible at this time. That finding raises an interesting question.
What does it mean for a project to be economically feasible?
David Reaume, Anchorage Daily News ... article
EAO orders Stage 2 Project Report for
Port Alberni Generation Project
Oct 19, 2001
...the Project Committee members agreed that further study and review input would
be required on topics such as, but not limited to, site selection analysis; air
emission modelling and air quality assessments including public health impacts;
noise impacts; project risks; socio-economic effects; and impacts on First
Nations traditional uses.
Thus, pursuant to Section 19(1)(b) of the Act, I hereby issue an Order
confirming that a Project Report must be submitted by your partnership prior to
the Project Committee making a final determination.
Order to Proponent ... click here
Project Committee recommendation ...click here
BC Hydro
claims success with consultation on GSX
Oct 16, 2001
Having roused the ire of just about every community they've brought their GSX proposal to, BC
Hydro is presenting on successful consultation, using the GSX experience as their case study. Sheesh! They
should bring some bridges along in case they find a sale or two.
This December conference in Vancouver is a significant gathering of government and companies in the oil and gas
production and distribution business. Keynote speaker is
Premier Campbell.
Sqwalk's view ... comment
The Conference particulars ...click here
Oil consortium, natives reach deal on proposed pipeline
Oct 16, 2001
In August, the Mackenzie Valley pipeline proposal was foundering on an inability of the proponents
to reach an accord with native groups. The companies then told the federal government to "show leadership", and
bring the first nations into line. Click here for more
Apparently, they were successful.
Canadian Press in Globe and Mail ... article
5.8 magnitude quake hits off Queen Charlottes
Oct 11, 2001
This earthquake was felt across the Queen Charlotte Islands and on the north
coast at Prince Rupert, Terrace, and Kitimat. There have been no reports of
damage. The last earthquake felt in this region was a magnitude 6.2 on 17
February, 2001.
Geological Survey of Canada ... more info
Earthquake Information ... click here
Rejection or repositioning?
Port Alberni council kills Tebo Ave rezoning.
Oct 10, 2001
Opponents are not jumping with glee, however, since the EAO application and review are proceeding
for Port Alberni Generation, at the Tebo site.
Larry Bell describes plans for BC Hydro
Oct 10, 2001
Despite escalating costs for the Port Alberni plant and the
$260-million pipeline, Bell said generating electricity on Vancouver Island
with natural gas makes economic sense.
Malcolm Curtis, Times Colonist ... article
NEB schedules information sessions,&
proposes timetable of events for GSX review
Oct 4, 2001
Information sessions: Oct 22 Cobble Hill, 23 Salt Spring, 24 Sidney, 25 Saturna, 26 Pender.
Directions on Procedure: Nov 8; Intervention/Issues deadline: Nov 29; Public Consultation: Jan 14; Hearing:May 13
Information Sessions ... PDF
Proposed Timetable ... HTML
GSX
sparks citizens' concern
Oct 1, 2001
B.C. energy project may be re-examined
Concerns about the proposed GSX pipeline range from worry over how emissions from the plants
could affect air quality to whether the added electricity from the plants is actually needed in the first place.
"The project isn't just a tube of steel -- it is a strategy that includes a pipeline and a couple of plants,...
and that strategy has an impact on a whole variety of levels."
Wendy Stueck, Globe and Mail ... article
GSXCCC letter to Premier Campbell
Oct 1, 2001
The GSX Concerned Citizens Coalition requests that you order BC Hydro
to withdraw its applications for the Georgia Strait Crossing Project (GSX)
and the Port Alberni Generation Project (PAGP). These projects should not
proceed before the conclusion of the energy policy task force and the
development of a formal energy policy for BC.
GSXCCC letter to Campbell ... HTML
Who wrote the quote? A Sqwalk contest!
October 1, 2001
...we are not in the least concerned with conservation; we are maximising, instead of
minimizing the current rates of use; and, far from being interested in studying the possibilities of
alternative methods of production and patterns of living - so as to get off the collision course on
which we are moving with ever-increasing speed - we happily talk of unlimited progress ...
Click here to read ... the full quotation
Click hereto submit your answer before October 5.
A copy of Guy Dauncey's new book, Stormy Weather: 101 Solutions to Global Climate Change for the
first correct answer
Long-envisioned Alaskan gas pipeline faces hurdles
Oct 2, 2001
...economic obstacles, tumbling gas prices and a squabble over routing still stand
in the way of a gas pipeline that would run anywhere from 1,800 miles (2,900 km)
to 2,100 miles (3,200 km) from Prudhoe Bay to Alberta where it would tie into
existing lines.
Yereth Rosen, Reuters ... article
Alaska seeks pipeline support ... article
Depressed natural gas prices could hamper all Arctic gas development ...article
Mackenzie partners press ahead ... article
US senator pushes for drilling in ANWR ... article
2 companies, official plead not guilty in '99 pipeline blast
Sept 29, 2001
Earlier this month, a federal grand jury handed down an indictment against the
owners and operators of the pipeline consisting of five felony violations of the Pipeline Safety Act.
It marked the first time prosecutors had brought a case under that law.
Frank Vinluan, Seattle Times ... article
Government appoints new BC Hydro board members
Sept 25, 2001
The new eight person board is effective immediately
News release ... click here
Bios ... click here
Of the eight new directors two
are associated with companies involved in progressive energy solutions -
Ballard and Xantrex. Resource economist Nancy Olewiler is exactly
right to help BC Hydro and the government develop a policy and tax
environment conducive to a balanced and sustainable energy strategy (ref).
There are no appointees with deep roots in the natural gas producing or
transporting business, and none with professional backgrounds directly in energy issues.
All in all, it appears to be a board that can steer Hydro in the right
direction, if they are permitted to do so. That is their
challenge. Of previous and present corporate relationships of the new board, these related companies
donated over $360,000 to the Liberals from 1996-1999 (ref).
Forest products is the most generous sector represented.
Protect B.C. power: Interior mayors
Sept 24, 2001
Mayors from Interior communities such as Ashcroft, Grand Forks, Salmon Arm,
Trail and Smithers are firmly on the side of keeping it in the hands of publicly
owned B.C. Hydro.
Kent Spencer, The Province ... article
Duke Energy acquires Westcoast Energy
Sept 21, 2001
NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Duke Energy agreed Thursday to acquire Westcoast Energy for
about US$3.5 billion (Cdn $5.3 billion) in cash and stock, in a bid to expand its footprint in the
North American natural gas market.
CNN Financial News ... article
Lily Nguyen, Globe and Mail ... article
David Baines, Vancouver Sun ... article
Williams will own and operate the GSX pipeline - maybe, unless Duke/Westcoast takes
that project, too. Calpine will own and operate Island Cogeneration Plant and Port Alberni Generation Plant. And now
Duke Energy will own and operate Centra Gas. With this acquisition, the US takeover of BC Hydro's natural gas electricity
strategy is complete. Does this make any sense at all for the security, reliability, and economics of British Columbia's
electricity supply? Of course not! Instead of the BC resource-based electricity business being owned and operated for the
benefit of British Columbians, it has been turned into a profit-making venture for US shareholders. Is this what you want?
GSX Review Panel Announcement
Sept 20, 2001
Elizabeth Quarshie, chairperson, engineer, NEB
Rowland Harrison, lawyer, NEB
Bryan Williams, lawyer, former BC Supreme Court Justice
CEAA News Release ... click here
CEAA Backgrounder ... click here
Agreement between Minister of Environment & NEB ... click here
A closer look at the BC Energy Policy Task Force
Sept 17, 2001
On August 21, 2001, the Premier and Minister of Energy and Mines announced a task force
to develop and recommend a provincial energy policy. Their first deliverable is September 30.
Sqwalk has prepared an introductory page on the task force, with useful links.
Energy Policy Review ... webpage
Hatred of the United States is rooted in oil
Sept 13, 2001
As with so many other aspects of U.S. foreign policy, much of the hatred that
emanates from militant Islamic terrorist groups such as Mr. bin Laden's can be
traced back to a single thing: Oil — and more specifically, the U.S.
government's desire to maintain control over the vast quantities that exist in
the Middle East.
Matthew Ingram, Globe and Mail ... article
Committee unhappy with review
Sept 12, 2001
Complaints are being made by some local members of the Port Alberni
Generation Project environmental review committee.
Graham Andrews, Alberni Valley Times ... article
Canada’s natural gas future to remain in Western Canada
Canadian Gas Potential Committee 2001 Report
Sept 11, 2001
"Our country has a depth of natural gas resources, but the
results of our latest study remind all Canadians that there is a limit to the
total conventional natural gas across the country," said Roland Priddle,
Chairman of the CGPC. "While Canadians have long looked to the North and to
Canada’s offshore basins for large new supplies, our study indicates that
Canada’s frontiers will simply supplement the nation’s core production from
Western Canada."
Canadian Gas Potential Committee ... new website
CGPC - more info about the committee & sponsors ... old website
Natural Gas in Canada 2001 Report, Executive Summary ... PDF
Air Quality Impact Assessment of PAGP
Sept 11, 2001
I am surprised at the relative weakness of technical detail in the air quality
impact assessment portion of the application. This project deserved a thorough analysis so as to convince
regulators and public that its air quality effects will be within acceptable limits. The application does
not convince me of this, neither does correspondence from the applicant convince me that they are serious
about the need to be critical in their own assessment of environmental impacts of their proposal.
Dr. Douw Steyn ... Word document
The future is still a gas, gas, gas
Sept 10, 2001
The fall in natural gas prices doesn't mean the commodity's overall upward trend has
been derailed — just delayed
Matthew Ingram, Globe and Mail ... article
Don't count on rate freeze for too long, new Hydro boss says
Sept 5, 2001
Electricity deregulation -- which sent power prices soaring in Alberta and
California -- would ... be a bad idea for B.C residents, Larry Bell, chairman
and CEO of the Crown corporation said Tuesday
Chris Nuttall-Smith, Vancouver Sun ... article
September 10 deadline for public comment
on Port Alberni Generation Project
Sept 4, 2001
Send in this suggested letter, or write your own. Make sure
the Project Committee knows that you are concerned about PAGP.
Read the letter ... letter
Use this form to send the letter ... click here
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