Treaty dam / Mica dam / Kootenay Canal Plant / Kemano facility / Ross Dam / Keenleyside Dam / G. Cornelis van Kooten University of Victoria Introduction On April / BC’s Seven Mile Dam / Libby Dam / Revelstoke Dam / Bennett Dam / Kenney dam / Waneta Dam / Burrard plant / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / provincial electricity sector / abundant energy resources / provincial electricity demand / electricity system / provincial electricity generators / electricity sector / energy exports / renewable energy technologies / dam site / tidal systems / variable energy sources / energy / natural gas plant / electricity / thermal gas plant / integrated provincial electricity grid / purchase electricity / electricity flows / import energy / Wind energy output / electricity demand / renewable energy projects / electricity needs / electricity exports / potential future electricity / energy output / reservoir infrastructure / /
NaturalFeature
Columbia River / Kootenay River / Ross Lake / Upper Skagit River / Pacific Ocean / Nechako River / Pend d'Oreille River / Fraser River / /
Organization
Bureau of Reclamation / Government of British Columbia / BC Ministry of Energy and Mines / federal government / US Army Corps of Engineers / Bonneville Power Authority / University of Victoria Introduction On / National Energy Board / Corps of Engineers / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Hugh Keenleyside / Nelson Hydro / Amy Sopinka / /
Position
player / Governor / /
ProvinceOrState
Alberta / Nebraska / Wyoming / Nevada / Oregon / British Columbia / Washington / Utah / Montana / California / Idaho / /
Is BC a Net Power Importer or Exporter? Amy Sopinka and G. Cornelis van Kooten University of Victoria Introduction On April 28, 2010, the province of British Columbia introduced the Clea