BC Hydro Annual Report 2001

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I T G E T S A R O U N D > To be a truly sustainable power company, a reliable and renewable energy source is not enough. It needs to be delivered in an equally reliable and sustainable way. Our grid incorporates state-of-the-art technology coupled with environmentally sensitive line maintenance. The end result is one of the most efficient and dependable power A P O W E R F U L C O N N E C T I O N BC Hydro’s transmission and distribution lines are the arteries that supply British Columbia with power. Low electricity costs, coupled with high reliability, make our system one of the best in North America – and we work hard to keep it that way. | 1 5 distribution systems in North America. In fact, the Electric Utility Cost Group, a group of leading North American utility companies, has ranked BC Hydro in the top five best-performing distribution companies for 2000, based on utility cost, safety and performance.
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