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September 2025

Clean and renewable energy in B.C. just got a major boost as the sixth and final turbine at Site C came online. We're celebrating with a look at what that means, from a family's cool summer, to coast-to-coast and far north road trips in an EV, to UVic's move away from fossil fuels. Also this month, choose your own path to savings and see how we're powering B.C.'s potential.

Blue Audi electric vehicle parked in front of a sign that reads 'You are now entering the world famous Alaska Highway, Dawson Creek, B.C.'

World EV Day: meet a road-tripper with a cause

Call him obsessed. Call him an EV-fanatic. Vancouver's Harvey Soicher has driven to Newfoundland and back, to California, Yellowknife, and Alaska in honour of his late wife — and in a quest to change minds.

Harvey's EV adventures

Top stories

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The facade of the Student Housing and Dining building at the University of Victoria, shown in the evening
Illustration of a wooden directional sign. Text from top to bottom reads: Save energy, $50 reward, exclusive perks, overnight discount, real-time energy data

Recent updates

Get 2-for-1 tickets to Everything Electric Vancouver

Use the code BCH2025EV for tickets to the world's leading electric vehicle and home energy show, Sept. 5‑7.

Get your tickets

With a sixth turbine running, Site C is in full operation

Third hydroelectric power station on the Peace River can generate enough energy to power 500,000 homes annually.

Site C update

Have you seen our condo and apartment rebates?

Save when you switch to a heat pump for space or hot water heating.

Rebates up to $2,250

 

How we're powering B.C.'s potential

By investing in renewable energy and supporting local innovation, we're not just meeting demand for power.

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