2001 Triple Bottom Line Report - BC Hydro

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W U P P R O J E C T U P D A T E S Each WUP process covers nine steps from initiation to submitting a draft plan, followed by four stages of review and monitoring. Status of processes underway is as follows: • ASH – completing steps two through four by confirming participants, setting objectives and developing preliminary performance measures. • BRIDGE RIVER – at steps five and six; 15 studies are completed and the committee is creating operating alternatives for the facility, following completion of data gathering pertaining to the impact of water flows and reservoir operations on plan objectives. • CAMPBELL RIVER – at steps four, five and six; environmental studies continue and the committee is establishing performance measures; fine-tuning of alternative operating regimes for the facilities will take place over the fall of 2001. • CHEAKAMUS – at step four; the committee has confirmed issues surrounding operation of the facility and expressed them in terms of specific water use objectives, and now is working to establish performance measures prior to considering alternatives; 13 studies are completed or underway. British Columbia’s demand for electricity continues to grow. With existing and committed facilities, BC Hydro can meet customer needs until 2006/07. Beyond 2007, electricity could be supplied from a wide range of resources such as energy conservation, wind, small and micro-hydro, pumped storage, biomass, fuel cells, wave, thermal and large hydro. • COQUITLAM/ BUNTZEN – at steps five and six; data gathering on the Coquitlam River is in progress, with 12 studies completed or underway, and the committee is beginning to create operating alternatives for evaluation. • JORDAN RIVER – at steps five and six; two studies are completed, and the committee has confirmed operating issues and developed initial operating alternatives. • MICA/ REVELSTOKE/ KEENLEYSIDE same status as Ash. – • PEACE – same status as Ash. • SHUSWAP – at steps four, five and six; five studies are underway or completed and data gathering is continuing to allow performance measures to be refined and to examine preliminary operating alternatives. • WAHLEACH – same status as Ash. S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y A C T I O N P L A N I N I T I A T I V E 2 0 0 2 E L E C T R I C I T Y P L A N S O C I A L B O T T O M L I N E | 3 1 Over the next year, BC Hydro will be exploring these options and developing a plan to ensure British Columbians have adequate electricity well into the future.
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