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Generate 2010 Conference:
"Getting It Done" Call for Awards Nominations

Do you know someone who deserves special recognition for a job well done or an outstanding achievement in this Industry?

Clean Energy BC has four specific awards available plus the Merit Awards system which flexibly allows recognition for special individuals or companies who have excelled, whatever their endeavour.

Click here for more information.

IPP Projects in BC Map
Locations and facts on 99 IPP projects plus 12 tables summarizing industry-level stats – Click on Map to download.



Click here to see project photos.
Click here for tools for members.

IPPBC Fact Sheets

To get all of the facts read our recently published Fact Sheets.



There are eight Fact Sheets available on the following topics:

Our General Brochure
IPPBC Association Fact Sheet
Green Energy Fact Sheet
Run of River Fact Sheet
Wind Power Fact Sheet
Biomass Fact Sheet
Geothermal Fact Sheet
Jaccard Peer Review Highlights – Issue Sheet

WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS:

Aquatic Information
Balfour Beatty Power Inc
Bruce Gordon
Bruce Granstrom
Canyon Hydro
Communica Public Affairs
EDI Environemtal Dynamics
Fengate Capital Management
Foreman Equipment
Frontier Kemper
Global CADD Systems
Keystone Wildlife Research
Pamaweed
Timberline Natural Resource
TransOcean Transport Agency
Tristar Industries Ltd
West Coast Camp Services
Worthington Products
Yooil Engineering Co. Ltd.
Zimmfor Management Services Ltd.

If you are interested in joining please click here or call 604-568-4778.

Effective June 15, 2010 IPPBC is Clean Energy BC
Website renovation is underway.
 

 GENERATE 2010: ‘Getting it Done’
Early Bird Registration Now Open
(Deadline for early bird is August 31, 2010)

Click here to register.

Clean Energy BC 2010 Fall Conference

The annual fall conference: GENERATE 2010: ‘Getting it Done’.  “Generate” has been adopted as our conferences recurring name – next year will be Generate 2011.  ‘Getting It Done” is our theme this year: getting it done with construction projects up and running, getting it done with recent EPA’s, getting it done with the Clean Energy Act.

This year’s conference will be held in Vancouver, B.C. from November 7 to 9 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.  The conference commences on Sunday evening with an opening reception on the tradeshow floor and continues Monday and Tuesday with closing reception at 4:00.

Exhibitors:

Exhibitors  booths are still available, but are selling out quickly. Last year all 80 booths sold out. Click here for a floorplan.
$1575 for members, $2175 for non members (2 full days)
Additional information is provided in the Trade Show Opportunity Notice which you can access by clicking here.
For more information or to reserve your space contact lisa.bateman@ippbc.com

Field Trips:

  • Three run of river projects:  Soo River, Rutherford Creek, Fitzsimmons Creek with a Saturday overnight stay in Whistler.
  • Powerex

Short Courses:

  • Clean Energy Projects 101: An Introduction to Small Hydro and Wind Projects (Full Day)
  • First Nations Project Finance
  • Watershed Management Techniques

Plenary Sessions:

  • Plenary 1 on Monday am: Clean Power, Why Now?
  • Plenary 2 on Monday pm: The BIG Switch to Clean
  • Plenary 3 on Tuesday am: Capacities: Existing Capacities Valued, Incremental Capacities Assessed
  • Plenary 4 on Tuesday pm: Export Markets: Prospects & Reality
Click here to go to the Conference webpage.

 


 Generating Green Power and Jobs in B.C.

VIDEO: Click on the Play Arrow to see and hear about IPPs in B.C.
Duration: 10 minutes, 34 seconds.


Thank you for attending our recent Powering the Clean Economy Conference.
We look forward to seeing you again in 2010!
For information about our 7th Annual Conference held November 1 - 3, 2009 click here.

May 04, 2010:
Green Energy Advisory Task Force Report
February 11, 2010:
Release of Economic Impact Analysis of Independent Power Projects in British Columbia - PricewaterhouseCoopers
August 03, 2010:
BC Hydro's Report on the Clean Power Call released today
June 30, 2010:
IPPBC July 2010 Newsletter
June 17, 2010:
IPPBC PRESS RELEASE: IPPBC Becomes CLEAN ENERGY BC, Board of Directors 2010/11
June 04, 2010:
IPPBC June 2010 Newsletter
April 28, 2010:
New Clean Energy Act establishes BC as clean energy leader
September 11, 2010:
Paddle for Kids in Support of BC Children’s Hospital
November 07, 2010:
IPPBC Fall Conference "Generate 2010: Getting it Done”

Independent power producer (IPP) projects that supply electricity to British Columbia’s regulated electricity market have been active in the province since the late 1980s. From that time and up to the present, independent power producers have developed 49 projects that currently account for approximately 10% of British Columbia’s electricity generation. IPP development continues to expand with construction and operation of IPP projects in nearly every region of the province

The projected impact on GDP of potential IPP projects is estimated at $8.8 billion or $1.1 million per MW. The impacts are projected to be largely generated by run-of-river and wind projects, reflecting the composition of recent BC Hydro clean power calls and BC’s renewable energy resource potential. The impacts also include material impacts from investments in biomass and other thermal energy.


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