Sentences with phrase «c dam project»
In a decision issued last month, the Labour Relations Board granted IOUE Local 115 organizers access to an access - controlled employee residence (i.e. a company work camp) for the purpose of organizing employees on the Site C dam project.
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Some earlier comments discussed the Site C dam project in B.C. Today, B.C.'s NDP government committed to finishing the $ 10.7 billion project.
Not exact matches
Horgan has already backed several other projects — the Site C dam and an LNG terminal — that environmentalists oppose, and his government would fall without the votes of three Green MLAs, so he likely can't back down.
For a large project like the proposed Site C dam or smart meters the utility defers some of the costs and accounts for them later when they are balanced by revenues from the project, he said.
Once the political reality of British Columbia is determined, next steps on energy projects like Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion and the Site C dam will follow.
View of the $ 8.3 Billion dam project proposed to be built at Site C on the Peace River in British Columbia, Canada.
By March 6, 16.32 million CERs had been issued for 132 dams, and China accounted for 71.52 per cent of the 653 large hydropower projects in the world that have been registered or are seeking registration under the CDM to sell CERs, according to International Rivers.
My bet is that in 20 years, British Columbians will be very happy that Site C was built, in the same way most of us are very happy previous B.C. governments built the B.C. Ferry system, the WAC Bennett dam, Expo 86, the Coquihalla and other B.C. highways, the 2010 Winter Olympics, the new Port Mann Bridge, the Golden Ears Bridge and other controversial (and expensive) projects.
The federal government is not going to argue against halting construction of the controversial Site C hydroelectric dam in British Columbia while a B.C. court decides if the project violates constitutionally protected treaty rights.
The Site C project is a 1,100 - megawatt dam and generating station on the Peace River in northern B.C. that will flood parts of the traditional territory of the West Moberly and Prophet River First Nations.