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CanGEA's Submission to the BCUC Inquiry Respecting Site C

8/31/2017

 
August 30th, 2017. 
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CanGEA's submission to the BCUC regarding the Site C project is available here. In this report, CanGEA highlights how geothermal development would strongly benefit BC Hydro ratepayers, BC taxpayers, First Nations, the economy, and the environment. Geothermal energy has numerous additional ancillary benefits above and beyond electricity that CanGEA is ready and eager to discuss.
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