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B.C. powering southern Interior growth with clean, affordable electricity
Monday, July 29, 2024
BC Hydro will invest nearly $6 billion in capital projects across B.C.’s southern Interior over the next decade to expand the electricity grid, and upgrade its infrastructure to ensure a continued, reliable supply of clean power across the region.