B.C. government officials have sent a letter to the B.C. Utilities Commission (BCUC) seeking clarity with just weeks left before the NDP government decides whether the Site C project will live or die.
The finance and energy deputy ministers are waiting for the commission to answer questions about findings in the NDP-requested review.
Those questions include whether money that B.C. taxpayers have already paid for the project, and the cost of terminating it ($4 billion in total) were included when calculating costs to taxpayers against alternate energy options.
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The government is also asking how long it would take to recover that $4 billion in sunk and remediation costs.
Of the three options for the project — continue, cancel, or pause — the review released at the beginning of the month found that pausing would be the most costly.
Energy Minister Michelle Mungall has since said that option is off the table.