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The mandate of the IPPBC is to develop a viable independent power industry in British Columbia that serves the public interest by providing cost-effective electricity through the efficient and environmentally responsible development of the Province's energy resources.
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IPPBC Board of Directors - 2009
Back row left to right Mike Wise, VP of Project Development,Syntaris Power Kent Brown, CEO, Canadian Hydro Developers Inc. Caroline Findlay, Partner, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Craig Aspinall, Public Policy Manager, Western GeoPower Corp Harvie Campbell, Vice President, Pristine Power Inc. Steve Davis, President, Steve Davis & Associates Consulting Ltd.
Front row left to right Don McInnes, Vice Chair and CEO, Plutonic Power Corporation Chris Ball, Executive Vice President, Corpfinance International Limited TJ Schur, Director, Aeolis Wind Power Corp Matt Good, Project Manager Brookfield Renewable Power Inc. Resja Campfens, VP Environnmental Affairs, Sea Breeze Power Corp.
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.
Since 2001 IPPBC members created approximately 4,000 person years of IPP construction employment. Additional off-site jobs provided indirect and induced employment.
There are 15 IPP projects under construction, employing about 1,000 construction workers. They are all in rural areas. They represent private sector capital investment of about $2 billion.
Hundreds more people recently worked on the environmental assessments, socio-economic evaluation, engineering design, financing, and legal aspects of the 76 projects submitted to BC Hydro’s three calls for IPP power.
