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BC Hydro to raise rates paid for renewables

Started Jan 23 0 Replies

BC Hydro has applied to raise the rate paid for electricity generated under the net-metering program. This means that owners of solar photovoltaic, wind or micro-hydro energy systems will receive…Continue

 

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Rob Baxter commented on Ross Moster's event *Build a Backyard Solar Greenhouse workshop
Feb 28
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BC Hydro to raise the rates for renewables

BC Hydro has applied to raise the rate paid for electricity generated under the net-metering program. This means that owners of solar photovoltaic, wind or micro-hydro energy systems will receive more for the excess energy they produce. For more info see: http://www.vrec.ca/bc-hydro-to-raise-rates-paid-for-renewables For information on the public comment opportunities see:…See More
Jan 23
Rob Baxter commented on Village Vancouver's group Energy
"BC Hydro has applied to raise the rate paid for electricity generated under the net-metering program. This means that owners of solar photovoltaic, wind or micro-hydro energy systems will receive more for the excess energy they produce. For more…"
Jan 23
Rob Baxter replied to Paul Pilon's discussion Off Grid Solar
"I have emailed Paul about this project but I thought I should post my comments here as well for other people who might come across this discussion. First, I want to point out that 13k for a solar hot water system for a single family residence is…"
Dec 27, 2011
Rob Baxter commented on Village Vancouver's group VV Energy Network
"Meant to say: "We always sell systems ....""
Aug 2, 2010
Rob Baxter commented on Village Vancouver's group VV Energy Network
"Hi John, I work for a company that sells and installs solar hot water systems. We always see systems with either overheat protection built into the collector or a heat dissipater in the loop and connected to the controller. If you like you can…"
Aug 1, 2010
Rob Baxter commented on Village Vancouver's group VV Energy Network
Jul 6, 2010
Rob Baxter commented on Village Vancouver's group VV Energy Network
"richard, Cement production releases CO2 in two ways. It is released from the combustion of fossil fuels used to operate the kiln but is also released as part of the chemical process of calcining limestone into lime. Cement accounts for 1.6 billion…"
Jul 2, 2010
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VV Energy Network

Join VV's Energy Network to help pare our energy "needs" down to the minimum, using only renewable and sustainable sources. We are a network of solutions at every scale, from homes to communities and cities to the globe.
May 3, 2010
Rob Baxter is now a member of Village Vancouver
Apr 19, 2010

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At 6:51am on August 9, 2010, John Robertson said…
Hi Rob
I would like to discuss requirements of evacuated tube system. Please send me a business contact number or email address.
regards
john Robertson
At 8:34pm on August 2, 2010, Ross Moster said…
Hey Rob,

Are you still interested in the tool share idea? I've gotten inquiries from others interested...could hook you all up.

Ross
At 8:04am on May 12, 2010, Ann Pacey said…
Hi Rob
We're close to finalizing our next meeting date. It looks like May 27th or June 3rd. Could you please add your availability on the Doodle I sent around?
Cheers and see you soon.
At 2:47pm on May 3, 2010, Ross Moster said…
Hey Rob,

Did you get the invite to join the new Energy group page/network? Literally trying to get everyone "on the same page" as it were...

Thinking about doing a mini transition village at Car Free Day -- interested in having a solar panel displayed there if we do and it works to do so?
At 4:34pm on April 19, 2010, Ann Pacey said…
Energy Group Mtg Agenda 19 4 10.docxHi Rob
Hope you can make the meeting this evening. It's scheduled from 6:30 to 8:30. Attached is a copy of the agenda.
Look forward to meeting you.
Cheers.
Ann
At 12:36pm on April 19, 2010, Ross Moster said…
Welcome to Village Vancouver, Rob! As you may already be aware, we encourage people to get involved on the basis of their interests, and should you choose to do so, there are many ways you can do this - in your local transition village (Main Street Neighbourhood), in a working group (for instance, our Energy group is meeting tonight), in discussions, and so on.

Be well, and again, welcome.

Ross
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