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BC Hydro Power Smart Program

Free Power Smart Energy Manager!

BCFPA and BC Hydro Power have teamed up to offer BC food processors the expertise of an industrial energy manager.  You will learn how to cut costs through smart energy management, streamlined procedures, and technology upgrades.  You will also learn where your energy is going, which of your systems present the best opportunity to begin saving, and help in applying for generous Power Smart incentives. 

Download the brochure and register today for this valuable FREE offer available to all BC Food Processors:

Connie Duivenvoorden, Membership Co-ordinator, 604-541-3977 or connie@bcfpa.ca
 

Planning a New Plant or Major Expansion? - If so, make sure to contact Power Smart early in the process.  Power Smart offers generous incentives, resources and technical assistance for identifying and incorporating energy efficiency into your designs.  Find out more here.

 

Complimentary Power Smart eNewsletter
Stay updated on Power Smart programs including incentives, special offers and what your peers in industry are doing by subscribing to Power Smart’s monthly eNewsletter, Current.

 

Industry Success Stories
Cloverdale Cold Storage
Gordon Food Service
Houweling’s Hot House
Lally Farms Inc.
BC Food Processors make sustainability a priority
Freybe Foods


Missed the Power Smart Forum?

Don’t miss the learning; presentations and webcasts are now available online.

Recommended Presentations:

  • Understanding & Applying the Five Principles of Lean
  • Finding Hidden Financial Value in your Efficiency Project
  • The Turbulent Global Economy & its Impact on BC Industry

Recommended Webcasts:

 


Links

Plant & Equipment Information
Find out which systems offer you the best opportunity for saving
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BC Hydro Workplace Conservation Awareness
Helps your company develop Workplace Conservation Awareness
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National Resources Canada
Covers grants and incentives. Are you buying a new motor? Check the NRCAN standards.
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The average electric energy end use for Food and Beverage facilities in BC

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