Video This Week in the Peace – Author Anne Mullens & BC Energy Regulator
On this episode of This Week in the Peace, we're joined by author Anne Mullens and a representative from the BC Energy Regulator
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Wind turbine education is the aim of UNESCO Global Geopark Global Wind Day event
Celebrated as a day to celebrate wind energy, Global Wind Day was first observed in 2007.
New BC Hydro program will help lower bills and reduce energy use, says provincial government
BC Hydro has launched Power Smart 2.0, calling it the largest-ever conservation program.
WMFN Chief named keynote speaker at Indigenous Resources Opportunities Conference
Roland Willson will be part of a panel discussing the Hope Truck Initiative, which had its first edition in 2025
Expansion project delaying shipping and receiving of core from Fort St. John
The core facility in Fort St. John will be unable to ship or receive core due to a warehouse expansion, BCER said.
Parties agree to final investment collaboration on LNG Canada phase two
LNG Canada Phase two will double the terminal's capacity to 28 million tones of liquified natural gas annually.
Organizations call on federal and B.C. governments to mandate health impact assessment of LNG Canada’s Phase One
More than 50 organizations are asking the federal and B.C. government to conduct an independent assessment of LNG Canada Phase 1.
BC Hydro awards electricity purchase agreements for three northern B.C. projects
BC Hydro has announced electricity purchase agreement for four renewable energy projects, including three in Northern B.C.
(UPDATE) FOI revealed LNG’s use of Spare Flare due to ongoing defect in flare stack
An ongoing operational defect has cracked LNG's flare stack in Kitimat, leading to the use of the facility's spare flare as its largest source of flaring in March.
Blueberry River First Nations signs revenue-sharing agreement with pipeline construction company Strait
The agreement with Strait announced in April means the company will be the official pipeline and mechanical contractor partner to Blueberry River First Nations
Report suggests a gap in B.C.’s ‘sustainable workforce planning’
A recent report from the Pembina Institute suggests a gap in B.C.'s "sustainable workforce planning"
BC Government investing in projects in Northeast B.C.
The B.C. government has invested in numerous energy projects across the province, including several in northeast B.C.
Wind turbine education is the aim of UNESCO Global Geopark Global Wind Day event
Celebrated as a day to celebrate wind energy, Global Wind Day was first observed in 2007.
New BC Hydro program will help lower bills and reduce energy use, says provincial government
BC Hydro has launched Power Smart 2.0, calling it the largest-ever conservation program.
WMFN Chief named keynote speaker at Indigenous Resources Opportunities Conference
Roland Willson will be part of a panel discussing the Hope Truck Initiative, which had its first edition in 2025
Expansion project delaying shipping and receiving of core from Fort St. John
The core facility in Fort St. John will be unable to ship or receive core due to a warehouse expansion, BCER said.
Parties agree to final investment collaboration on LNG Canada phase two
LNG Canada Phase two will double the terminal's capacity to 28 million tones of liquified natural gas annually.
Organizations call on federal and B.C. governments to mandate health impact assessment of LNG Canada’s Phase One
More than 50 organizations are asking the federal and B.C. government to conduct an independent assessment of LNG Canada Phase 1.
BC Hydro awards electricity purchase agreements for three northern B.C. projects
BC Hydro has announced electricity purchase agreement for four renewable energy projects, including three in Northern B.C.
(UPDATE) FOI revealed LNG’s use of Spare Flare due to ongoing defect in flare stack
An ongoing operational defect has cracked LNG's flare stack in Kitimat, leading to the use of the facility's spare flare as its largest source of flaring in March.
Blueberry River First Nations signs revenue-sharing agreement with pipeline construction company Strait
The agreement with Strait announced in April means the company will be the official pipeline and mechanical contractor partner to Blueberry River First Nations
Report suggests a gap in B.C.’s ‘sustainable workforce planning’
A recent report from the Pembina Institute suggests a gap in B.C.'s "sustainable workforce planning"
BC Government investing in projects in Northeast B.C.
The B.C. government has invested in numerous energy projects across the province, including several in northeast B.C.
