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FEI-FEVI 2010 EEC Report filed March 31, 2011 - FortisBC

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FORTISBC ENERGY INC. AND FORTISBC ENERGY (VANCOUVER ISLAND) INC.<br />

<strong>2010</strong> ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION ANNUAL REPORT<br />

5. The Total Resource Cost/Benefit of the Portfolio over the funding period will have a ratio of 1<br />

or higher.<br />

• As can be seen in Table 2-1 in Section 2, the portfolio-level TRC results for the<br />

Companies’ <strong>EEC</strong> activities in <strong>2010</strong> was 1.1, thus Principles four and five have<br />

both been met.<br />

6. The <strong>FortisBC</strong> Energy Utilities will submit an Annual <strong>EEC</strong> <strong>Report</strong> to the BCUC, by the end of<br />

the first quarter of each year, that details the results of the previous year’s programs and<br />

anticipates program activity and spending for the upcoming (current) year.<br />

• This report is that document.<br />

7. To every extent practical, programs will support the objectives of established government<br />

policies.<br />

• In the Clean Energy Act (attached as Appendix C), government laid out a number<br />

of energy objectives. The Companies’ <strong>EEC</strong> activity supports a number of these<br />

objectives including the following:<br />

o To take demand-side measures and to conserve energy:<br />

The Companies’ <strong>EEC</strong> initiative in its entirety supports this<br />

objective.<br />

o To use and foster the development in British Columbia of innovative<br />

technologies that support energy conservation and efficiency and the use<br />

of clean or renewable resources:<br />

This objective is supported primarily through the Innovative<br />

Technologies program area.<br />

o To reduce BC greenhouse gas emissions:<br />

Again, the Companies’ overall <strong>EEC</strong> initiative supports this<br />

objective.<br />

o To encourage the switching from one kind of energy source or use to<br />

another that decreases greenhouse gas emission in British Columbia:<br />

This is not only supported by high-carbon fuel switching, but also<br />

by the Innovative Technologies program area.<br />

o To encourage communities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and use<br />

energy efficiently:<br />

This is supported primarily by Conservation Education and<br />

Outreach programs.<br />

o To encourage economic development and the creation and retention of<br />

jobs:<br />

This is another objective that is supported by the Companies’ <strong>EEC</strong><br />

initiative overall.<br />

SECTION 15: THE COMPANY’S <strong>EEC</strong> PRINCIPLES Page 265

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