In response to the 2017 request by the Peace River Regional District, we made changes to the clearing plan for Watson Slough, leaving approximately 90% of the trees in place until the winter before reservoir filling. Our revised plan has retained the wetland and its use by wildlife for a longer period of time.
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BC Hydro provided a response today to an Amnesty International report on the effects of energy development in northeast British Columbia, specifically in relation to the Site C Clean Energy Project
BC Hydro today released an independent review of the Site C project’s risk and cost management processes by Ernst & Young LLP and BTY Consultancy Group Inc
An independent Joint Review Panel concluded that Site C would produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions, per unit of energy, than any source save nuclear.
The Site C reservoir will be one of the most stable in the BC Hydro system with relatively little fluctuation in water levels during typical operations. Far downstream of the Site C project at the Peace-Athabasca Delta (PAD) – approximately 1,100 kilometres away – Site C will have no notable effect.