B.C. to offer remote communities funding to develop clean energy sources
November 22nd, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
Energy Minister Richard Neufeld says British Columbia will give $20 million to remote communities to encourage and support sustainable clean energy systems.
Neufeld says any communities that do not already have a community energy plan are eligible for funding to allow them to have the same type of energy options available in urban centres.
Communities can also apply for assistance to support clean energy and energy efficiency projects.
The program provides funding for capital costs, as well project studies, design and management.
The Remote Community Clean Energy Program includes the distribution of energy savings kits to homes in remote communities.
The first kits will be distributed starting later this month.
electric motors would sometimes overheat if they are not properly ventilated`:* 
i always prefer those wool and cotton baby beddings because they keep the baby warm:*: 
wind farms are great but they also take up a large land area~~, 
i always buy recycled products to reduce the waste materials on this planet.~-~ 
It’s posts like this that keep me coming back and checking this site regularly, thanks for the info! 
Ya! I love neerg, such a great ecofriendly site! 
Renewable energy is the future, why depend on fossil fuels when we can go renewable.`-~ 
Renewable energy is the future, why depend on fossil fuels when we can go renewable.:`; 
Willsie also invented the Photak camera, Chicago Camera Co. One of the first cameras invented for the consumer. 