Power provided by B.C.-located projects developed by Independent Power Producers (IPPs) is a key part of the 2007 BC Energy Plan's strategy to ensure electricity self-sufficiency for B.C. by 2016.
IPPs provide an efficient source of electricity through the development of power projects using fuel sources such as wind, water, geothermal, biomass and waste heat. IPPs include private companies, municipalities, First Nations and customers, working alone or in partnership.
Stakeholder EngagementHow to get involved with BC Hydro processes, including through workshops and events. |
First Nations ConsultationBC Hydro's role with respect to First Nations consultation for its power acquisition activities. |
Clean Power CallA Clean Power Call Request For Proposals (RFP) was issued on June 11, 2008. |
Bioenergy Call For PowerUtilizing wood infected by the mountain pine beetle and other wood fibre fuel sources. |
Standing Offer ProgramBC Hydro encourages the development of small and clean energy projects throughout B.C. |
Haida Gwaii/Queen Charlotte Islands RFPBC Hydro has developed draft RFP documents and is seeking input from the Haida Nation, other First Nations and stakeholders as part of the call design process. |
Generator InterconnectionsInformation on getting connected to the BC Hydro distribution grid. |
Last Modified: Nov 18, 2009