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Volunteer Opportunity as a Member of the BCSEA Board of Directors

Who we are: The BC Sustainable Energy Association is a network of action takers supporting sustainable energy policy, innovation and education in British Columbia.

Vision: A 100% sustainably powered British Columbia.

Mission: The go-to resource for advancing energy literacy in the province of British Columbia.

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BCSEA comments on BC Hydro’s Draft Integrated Resource Plan

September 1, 2021

BCSEA recently provided high-level comments on BC Hydro’s draft 2021 Integrated Resource Plan:

As the pandemic continues to subside, your Okanagan Chapter returns with renewed energies. On July 8, our steering committee met to analyze and direct our next year and actively seek voices to join our cause. This next year is looking full of life!

We have heard of many sustainable energy advances that have occurred this past year and are eager to explore success stories around the energy solutions we need.

On the hottest day on record for Kamloops at 46.4°C, Kamloops City Council voted to adopt the Community Climate Action Plan.

'The Kamloops Chapter is in the midst of major changes! Our meeting on May 20th was the last attended by our long-time Chair Cheryl Kabloona, who is stepping down from BCSEA volunteer work.

The BCSEA Board of Directors hereby gives notice of its Special General Meeting to be held Saturday, April 24, 2021, for members only. This virtual meeting will commence at 10 a.m.

To attend this meeting, please register here.

Thank you.

BCSEA Board of Directors

The Sunshine Coast Community Solar Association is embarking upon another community solar array! Following the successful launch of a 28 solar panel array on the roof of the Sechelt Senior Activity Centre roof, two of the SCCSA's newest board members – mom Megan Kelso and son Cody (youth representative) will begin a walk from Gibsons to Powell River to raise funds for a solar panel array on the roof of the BC SPCA Sunshine Coast building in Wilson Creek.