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Top result Why is tree trimming around power lines important?Trees that grow too close to power lines can create a safety hazard and can cause interruptions to customers’ electrical service. If you see a tree making contact with a power line, stay a safe distance away and call FortisBC immediately at 1-866-436-7847. Learn more about the importance of tree trimming and removal around power lines. |
Demand side managementDemand side management |
Demand-side management programDemand-side management program |
Demand side management reportsDemand side management reports |
2017 Price Risk Management Plan2017 Price Risk Management Plan |
2017 Price Risk Management Annual Report2017 Price Risk Management Annual Report |
Price risk management (PRM)Price risk management (PRM) |
Osprey Management ProgramOsprey Management Program |
2017 Demand side management expenditures application2017 Demand side management expenditures application |
2018 Demand side management expenditures application2018 Demand side management expenditures application |
2011-2014 Price Risk Management (PRM) Plan2011-2014 Price Risk Management (PRM) Plan |
2015-2016 Demand side management expenditures application2015-2016 Demand side management expenditures application |
2014 Price Risk Management (PRM) Review Report2014 Price Risk Management (PRM) Review Report |
2015 Price Risk Management (PRM) Application2015 Price Risk Management (PRM) Application |
Natural gas pipeline safetyFortisBC’s Integrity Management Plan Our Integrity Management Plan is the main tool we use to ensure the integrity of our transmission and distribution systems. |
Electricity system safetyThese 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 https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/natural-gas-and-electricity-system-safety/electricity-system-safety |
North America’s First Closed-Loop Waste Management System Opens in SurreyNorth America’s First Closed-Loop Waste Management System Opens in Surrey |
Why are we trimming and removing trees?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. |
Apartment building upgrades benefit both owners and residentsAs CEO of Gateway Property Management, Scott Ullrich oversees a large portfolio of rental properties in BC. |
Gas line maintenanceWhen 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. |
Environmental protectionPest 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. |
Energy specialist - frequently asked questionsUpon request, submit your natural gas energy management plan to us. |
FortisBC Huntingdon Inc. (HIPCO) natural gas facilitiesHuntingdon Inc. facilities management HIPCO subcontracts to FortisBC Energy Inc. |
Resource plans for electricityAccount Online Log out Account login Resource plans for electricity 2016 Long Term Electric Resource Plan and Long Term Demand-Side Management Plan Natural gas https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/regulatory-affairs/our-electricity-utility/electric-bcuc-submissions/resource-plans-for-electricity |
From floods to fires — how we stay prepared every daySandulak, manager, emergency management and business continuity programs at FortisBC. |
Working in your neighbourhoodThis 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. |
Gas energy supplyAccount Online Log out Account login Gas energy supply Balancing Gas Charge Reconsideration of Order G-187-14 Balancing Gas Charge Price Risk Management Natural gas https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/regulatory-affairs/our-gas-utility/gas-bcuc-submissions/fortisbc-energy-inc.-gas-submissions/gas-energy-supply |
Social housing retrofit support programThe 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 https://www.fortisbc.com/rebates/business/social-housing-retrofit-support-program |
Construction is underway: what you need to knowIn 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 https://www.fortisbc.com/news-events/stories-and-news-from-fortisbc/construction-is-underway-what-you-need-to-know |
Careers, training and education for Indigenous communitiesScholarships and educational grants We are proud to offer a Sustainable Energy Management grant for five students through BCIT. |
Natural gas and electricity system safetyNatural gas pipeline safety Learn how our Integrity Management Plan ensures the safety and integrity of our natural gas transmission and distribution systems. |
Electric BCUC submissionsAccount Online Log out Account login Electric BCUC submissions Capital expenditure and system development plans Certificate of public convenience and necessity applications Code of https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/regulatory-affairs/our-electricity-utility/electric-bcuc-submissions |
2016 Long term electric resource planAccount Online Log out Account login 2016 Long term electric resource plan Arguments FBC Reply Argument FBC Final Argument Other filings Response to Mr.Shadrack’s https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/regulatory-affairs/our-electricity-utility/electric-bcuc-submissions/resource-plans-for-electricity/2016-long-term-electric-resource-plan |
Other measurement servicesInstrumentation and data services instrument and EVC calibration and repair pipe locator and gas detector testing and maintenance pulse hand-off service calibration of temperature indicators and pressure gauges analysis of odourant sampling, round https://www.fortisbc.com/services/commercial-industrial-services/measurement-services/other-measurement-services |
FortisBC partners to fund smart energy research chair at UBC Okanagan“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 https://www.fortisbc.com/news-events/media-centre-details/2019/01/21/fortisbc-partners-to-fund-smart-energy-research-chair-at-ubc-okanagan |
Measurement servicesOther measurement services We also offer instrumentation and data services, Automated Meter Reading (AMR) technology services, asset/meter fleet management, meter set design, measurement research and development, and more—find out how we https://www.fortisbc.com/services/commercial-industrial-services/measurement-services |
Natural gas resource planningThe 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 https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/projects-planning/natural-gas-projects-planning/natural-gas-resource-planning |
Natural gas projects and planningMedia contacts 1-855-FBC-NEWS or 1-855-322-6397 Energy solutions for transportation FortisBC Alternative Energy Services Talking Energy - FortisBC's projects Link to Facebook Link to Twitter Link to Instagram https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/projects-planning/natural-gas-projects-planning |
CNG and LNG service for vehiclesAccount Online Log out Account login CNG and LNG service for vehicles Decision CNG and LNG Service for Vehicles - Order G-128-11 and Reasons for Decision CNG and LNG Service for https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/regulatory-affairs/our-gas-utility/gas-bcuc-submissions/fortisbc-energy-inc.-gas-submissions/natural-gas-for-transportation-(ngt)/cng-and-lng-service-for-vehicles |
FortisBC executive leadershipShe has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Victoria and project management diploma from the University of British Columbia. |
FortisBC Energy Inc. gas submissionsAccount Online Log out Account login FortisBC Energy Inc. gas submissions Biomethane Code of Conduct and Transfer Pricing Policy Commodity Unbundling and Customer Choice https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/regulatory-affairs/our-gas-utility/gas-bcuc-submissions/fortisbc-energy-inc.-gas-submissions |
Transportation gas marketers in BCCompany Phone Email Absolute Energy Inc. 604-376-0476 david@absolute-energy.ca Access Gas Services 604-519-0862 west@accessgas.com Campus Energy Partners 1-877-472-2600 clientcare@campusenergy.ca Cascadia Energy Ltd. 604-687-6663 https://www.fortisbc.com/services/commercial-industrial-services/transportation-services-buying-from-a-transportation-gas-marketer/transportation-gas-marketers-in-bc |
2011 Capital expenditure planAccount Online Log out Account login 2011 Capital expenditure plan FortisBC filed a 2011 capital expenditure plan and its 2011 demand side management plan on June 18, https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/regulatory-affairs/our-electricity-utility/electric-bcuc-submissions/capital-expenditure-and-system-development-plan/2011-capital-expenditure-plan |
Electricity facilities and operationsThese facilities are either owned by FortisBC, or owned by others and operated and maintained under management agreements in both regulated
and non-regulated environments. |
Electricity resource planningLong Term Electric 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 https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/projects-planning/electricity-projects-planning/electricity-resource-planning |
Fire Prevention Week emphasizes importance of preparednessSandulak, manager, emergency management and business continuity programs, FortisBC. |
FortisBC adapts its BC-based school program to support students learning from home“As both a parent and partner of a teacher, I have firsthand experience on how challenging it can be to find local materials that support learning at home,” said Danielle Wensink, director, conservation and energy management, FortisBC. |
Capital expenditure and system development planThis plan will allow FortisBC to replace its aging electrical infrastructure and meet increasing load requirements (driven by population growth and new commercial activities), while maintaining its focus on the key areas of safety, customer service, https://www.fortisbc.com/about-us/regulatory-affairs/our-electricity-utility/electric-bcuc-submissions/capital-expenditure-and-system-development-plan |
FortisBC recognizes Island Health emission reductions with new boiler upgrade at Eagle Park Lodge“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 https://www.fortisbc.com/news-events/media-centre-details/2017/03/15/20170314-fortisbc-recognizes-island-health-emission-reductions-new-boiler-eagle-park-lodge |