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For your convenience, please find below a list of key upcoming events and milestones, curated by our Government Relations Committee. This list will be updated regularly for your use. Stay informed and engaged with these essential dates. Check back often… Read More
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For your convenience, please find below a list of key upcoming events and milestones, curated by our Government Relations Committee. This list will be updated regularly for your use. Stay informed and engaged with these essential dates. Check back often […]
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Clean Energy Association of British Columbia (CEBC) was pleased to host a member-exclusive webinar on February 28, 2025 with BC Hydro President and CEO Chris O’Riley. Chris provided details of the 2024 Call for Power, discussed BC Hydro and the […]
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Clean Energy Association of British Columbia (CEBC) proudly announces that Executive Director Kwatuuma Cole Sayers has been invited to join BC Hydro’s Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). TAC is providing BC Hydro valuable feedback and input throughout the 2025 Integrated Resource […]
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Exciting Updates from the CEBC – New Staff and Upcoming Initiatives Dear CEBC Members, I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express my heartfelt gratitude for your continued support and membership in the Clean Energy Association of […]
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Government Attendees Minister Nathan Cullen, Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship (WLRS) Deputy Minister Lori Halls, WLRS Assistant Deputy Minister Colin Ward, WLRS Deputy Minister Doug Caul, Premier’s Office Parliamentary Secretary Fin Donnelly, Watershed Restoration Deputy Minister Tom McCarthy, […]
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Clean Energy BC is proud to have organized and executed a highly successful Lobby Day on November 21st in Victoria.In-person meetings were had with Premier David Eby, Hon. George Heyman, Environment + Climate Change Strategy, Hon. Josie Osborne, Energy Mines + […]
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Executive Director, Kwatuuma Cole Sayers, expert witness Travis Lusney and legal counsel Gavin Fitch represented CEBC at the Oral Hearing on Intervener Evidence (on Load Forecast issue only) on Oct 12 and 13. Notes from the hearing: Presentations reviewed the steps […]
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First Nations Energy Summit
November 6 + 7, 2023
The Westin Bayshore Hotel
Vancouver, BC
Details to be added soon.…
Dear CEBC Member, On June 29th and July 6th, BC Hydro held First Nations and IPP information sessions regarding the upcoming Call for Power. Today, BC Hydro published a presentation of those two meetings and Clean Energy BC is pleased […]
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Dear Clean Energy BC Members, Below please find a summary of the BC Hydro Call for Power information session held on July 6th, 2023. The summary has been provided to CEBC by Global Public Affairs and is being shared with […]
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June 16, 2023 Vancouver, B.C. – Clean Energy BC (CEBC) congratulates the BC Government for moving forward to renew investment in clean energy, and for introducing initiatives to support First Nations participation and ownership in BC’s clean energy sector. Yesterday […]
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BC's plan to meet its emission reductions targets under the 2015 Paris Agreement is on a path to fail, according to an analysis from several energy experts, produced by several experts at the University of British Columbia's Clean Energy Research Centre (CERC) last month using...
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In a recent Business in Vancouver article, Clean Energy Canada Executive Director Merran Smith and special adviser Mark Zacharias emphasized that a radically retooled economic plan is required for BC to seize a first-mover advantage in the global economic transition. The article cites BC's well-educated, diverse workforce, access...
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On October 25, 2021 the province released its Roadmap to 2030 plan. The plan contains measures to close the emissions gap that remained from the announcement of CleanBC in 2018. The plan includes climate actions to achieve greenhouse gas emission reduction goals by 2030 and net zero emissions by...
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TransLink is leading the development of Transport 2050, Metro Vancouver's next 30-year transportation strategy. In 2019, during Phase 1, stakeholders shared values, concerns, priorities, and ideas for the future. Earlier this year, during Phase 2, Translink asked for input on goals and "three transformative actions"...
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Clean Energy BC is pleased to announce that, based on current advice from the BC Provincial Health Office and our hotel partner, we plan to host in-person Generate 2021, the BC First Nations Energy Summit and the Operators’ Workshop in late November...
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In June 2020, the NDP government proposed Bill 17 to amend the Clean Energy Act (2010). The clean energy industry, First Nations and several municipalities were particularly alarmed at the proposed amendment to remove the self-sufficiency requirement, which restricted the […]
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