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Public Safety Power Shutoffs | FortisBC

We may need to temporarily shut off power in areas identified as being at high risk for wildfires. ...

Natural gas and electricity system safety

Public safety is our number one priority. Learn how we work to ensure the safety and security of the public, our employees, the environment and our systems. ...

Wildfire safety practices | FortisBC

FortisBC’s wildfire safety practices help to reduce the risk of wildfire and keep the communities we serve safe.

Power line safety | FortisBC

Stay safe by being aware of overhead power lines and keeping at least 10 metres (33 feet) away. If you see an electricity hazard or a downed power line, call FortisBC at 1-866-436-7847 (24 hours) or 911.

First responders safety awareness | FortisBC

We work with first responders to help them stay safe in gas or electricity emergencies, and are committed to improving public safety awareness in BC.

Natural gas pipeline safety

Read about our comprehensive approach to natural gas system safety—including regular inspections, maintenance and system upgrades.

Electricity safety | FortisBC

Stay safe around power lines and electricity facilities, and learn what to do in case of emergencies like electric shock or downed wires.

Statement regarding the B.C. Utilities Commission’s decision on Public Safety Power Shutoffs

FortisBC Inc. (FortisBC) has received the British Columbia Utilities Commission’s (BCUC) decision that finds FortisBC’s Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) policy to be consistent with its Electric Tariff. We acknowledge the BCUC’s findings regarding...

Independent Power Producers

If you want to generate electricity and sell it to us at wholesale prices, you can talk to us about becoming an Independent Power Producer (IPP). ...

Electricity system safety

Read about our comprehensive approach to electricity system safety—including regular inspections, maintenance and system upgrades.

Propane safety | FortisBC

If you receive piped propane service from FortisBC and smell rotten eggs, it could be a gas leak. Get safety tips for propane barbecues and propane tanks. ...

Meter safety | FortisBC

Ensure your meter is safe, clear and accessible at all times. If your meter is damaged, call FortisBC Emergency Line at 1-800-663-9911 (24 hours).

Power outages | FortisBC

Learn how to prepare for power outages. Know what to do during an outage, view updates on our outage map and report outages or downed power lines.

Digging safety for contractors | FortisBC

Before breaking ground, such as excavating a job site, you must click or call BC 1 Call in advance to locate underground gas and other utility lines.

Safety and Environmental Policy | FortisBC

We’re committed to delivering safe, reliable energy in an environmentally responsible way. Read our Safety & Environmental Policy. ...

Safety | FortisBC

Know what to do in the event of a gas leak, downed power line or power outage and learn about digging safely to avoid hitting buried utilities.

Kids' safety corner

Teach children and teens about natural gas and electricity safety with videos, tips and resources designed for students ages five to 12.

Gas safety | FortisBC

Natural gas is used safely in homes and businesses every day. Servicing your appliances can help prevent gas leaks. Smell rotten eggs? Call FortisBC or 911.

Digging safety for homeowners | FortisBC

Utility lines can be closer to the surface than you think. Click or call BC 1 Call to locate underground gas and other utility lines.

AMI project safety, security and privacy | FortisBC

Get the answers to some of your most frequently asked questions about the safety of wireless advanced gas meters and how we’ll protect your private information.

Appliance maintenance and safety | FortisBC

Regularly servicing natural gas appliances helps them operate safely and efficiently. Learn what furnace, boiler or fireplace maintenance should include.

Call for power | FortisBC

We're aiming to add up to 1,100 gigawatt hours of energy supply as soon as 2030 to help meet the growing electricity needs in B.C.'s Southern Interior.

Carbon monoxide safety | FortisBC

Learn the signs of carbon monoxide, how to prevent problems with CO in your home and how to buy and install carbon monoxide alarms for extra protection.

Osprey Nest Management Program

Our Osprey Management Program helps us prevent ospreys from nesting on our power poles. Watch the livestream Osprey Cam now.

Tree clearing for power line and gas line maintenance | FortisBC

Our tree and brush clearing program helps prevent safety hazards and outages from trees coming into contact with our gas and electricity equipment.

Electricity safety on the farm | FortisBC

Be aware of overhead power lines and how to avoid electrical hazards when working outdoors with farming tools and equipment. ...

Power Hours Rewards Program |FortisBC

You could earn bill credits for reducing your electricity use with your smart thermostat or electric vehicle during peak-demand hours.

Security and safety of advanced electricity meters | FortisBC

What information your advanced electricity meter sends to FortisBC, how we protect your privacy and what safety standards apply to wireless signals.

Natural gas for power generation | FortisBC

We’re helping companies achieve environmental and economic goals with liquefied natural gas (LNG) for remote heat and power generation. ...

Trees and shrubs near our systems | FortisBC

Trees near utility equipment can cause power outages and safety hazards. Learn about our tree clearing program, and how you can help prevent hazards.

How to read your service maps |FortisBC

Need help understanding your service package from BC 1 Call? Use the interactive example on this page for tips on how to read your service maps. ...

Media centre | FortisBC

Read news releases, info bulletins and operational updates for FortisBC. For media inquiries, contact our team at 1-855-FBC-NEWS or 1-855-322-6397.

Safety around dams

Staying safe around dams Learn how you can stay safe around hydroelectric dams, reservoirs and generating facilities.

Stay alert, stay safe: FortisBC reminds public of summer safety risks near dams

With summer in full swing and more people enjoying the outdoors, FortisBC Inc. (FortisBC) is reminding the public to stay alert and stay safe around hydroelectric dams in the Kootenay region.

Safe planting near utility equipment | FortisBC

Trees that come in contact with power lines, gas lines and other utility equipment can be a safety hazard. Learn more about safe planting near utility equipment.

Working in your neighbourhood | FortisBC

We regularly maintain our infrastructure to ensure the safe and reliable delivery of energy. We appreciate your patience as we work in your neighbourhood.

Independent natural gas marketers in BC | FortisBC

Independent gas marketers are not associated with FortisBC. Through the Customer Choice Program, they offer a variety of natural gas commodity prices.