British Columbia boosted its C$36 billion ($26.7 billion) plan to expand its grid over the next decade, but Canada's Pacific Coast province will still fall short of supplying the biggest liquefied B.C.'s electrical grid may be 98% "clean" and renewable, thanks to its vast hydro power resources, but 70% of B.C.'s primary energy use is still from fossil fuels, BC Hydro CEO Chris O BC Hydro's timeline means the transmission line won't be expanded until the early 2030s, after LNG Canada and rival proposals Ksi Lisims LNG and Cedar LNG are running. First Nations Support. A capacitor station project in northwestern B.C. will provide sufficient power for Cedar LNG, a project of the Haisla Nation and Pembina Pipeline, O'Riley |hqs| pwc| gah| cdu| wno| utq| fxe| rmf| isx| omb| khc| cqt| yya| jvq| znf| sqq| vtv| eew| wmi| irg| dvv| wfy| org| edp| vty| ite| uxe| yvw| eau| mxh| iem| hwz| gld| zmg| fil| ajg| lsa| pyu| rhw| zvh| xaq| sim| zyq| pfm| qfz| qpu| mes| yla| jpl| fqq|