Osprey Nest Management Program Our Osprey Nest Management Program is part of our overall environmental protection plans – where we have environmental specialists working to protect wildlife habitat, local fish, native plants,
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FortisBC’s Integrity Management Plan Our Integrity Management Plan is the main tool we use to ensure the integrity of our transmission and distribution systems. The Integrity Management Plan outlines our regular safety
Some of the trees and other vegetation near our natural gas lines and electric power lines create safety and reliability issues, so we hire skilled contractors to remove vegetation that could be problematic. Ensure the wires
These programs outline our regular safety and maintenance activities, including: renewing and upgrading our system conducting inspections of the rights-of-way to check for damage and third-party activity near our equipment conducting annual
North America’s First Closed-Loop Waste Management System Opens in Surrey The $68 million facility is the first fully integrated closed-loop organic waste management system in North America.
Why Environment Management Plans matter in maintaining reliable energy and wildlife habitats The EMP covers all environmental aspects of a project from start to finish–including everything from aquatic resource management to
This includes upgrading electricity and natural gas lines – which may require crews to work along roads – as well as managing vegetation
near our facilities and rights of way. This routine work is part of our integrity
Pest management Pest management helps improve the safety and reliability of our systems while protecting environmentally sensitive areas and land uses and reducing the spread of noxious weeds, invasive plants and other pests.https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/climate-leadership/environment
When planning what to plant, consider how far both the roots and the vegetation may spread and if that may present a hazard to nearby utility lines. If we find potentially hazardous vegetation, we hire skilled, trained
Upon request, submit your natural gas energy management plan to us. We will interview you regarding your natural gas energy management plan to determine eligibility.
The engineering consultant will guide you through the various aspects of the retrofit, such as project management, project specification and RFP, engaging
contractors to install equipment (these costs are separate from this funding) and
“At the landfill there’s vegetation adjacent to the project site area, so any construction activities have to consider the potential disturbance to birds and wildlife that use this vegetation for habitat. Asia is now an asset
Previously, he spent more than 12 years with FortisBC in successive management roles. She has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Victoria and project management diploma from the University of British
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It helps prevent safety hazards and outages from trees and other vegetation coming into contact with our natural gas and electricity equipment. We do not provide notification for routine trimming or vegetation maintenance
In addition to installing new pipes and power lines, you’ll see crews assessing areas for future projects,
inspecting lines for upcoming maintenance and clearing utility corridors and rights-of-way of trees and other vegetation that if left
When we upgraded and replaced 20 kilometres of gas line running through Vancouver, Burnaby and Coquitlam, we joined forces with Seven Generations Environmental Services, a company owned by six Stó:lō Nations communities, for the expert monitoring
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Key facts: As a regulated utility, FortisBC seeks permission from the BC Utilities Commission for costs associated with its energy efficiency and conservation programs, also known as demand side management (DSM) programs and reports
The Long Term Gas Resource Plan: looks ahead 20 years to identify energy supply requirements, infrastructure needs and opportunities to manage demand examines the resource options available to FortisBC, including the amount of energy supply we can
“We appreciate the work that UBC Okanagan is doing to advance research and education around energy-efficient buildings as well as the opportunity to be involved,” said Danielle Wensink, director of conservation and energy management for
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“Island Health continues to be very progressive in managing their energy use, making them a great example of what can be achieved when industry, healthcare and government work together,” said Danielle Wensink, director, energy conservation