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‘Knowledge gap’ is contributing to on-the-job electrical injuries, BC Hydro saysTrade workers were involved in more than 60 per cent of electric contact incidents that led to serious injuries over the last three years, according to BC Hydro.HealthJun 10, 2022
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BC Hydro: 2021 was a record-breaking year for electricity demandBC Hydro released a new report on electricity demand, and how extreme temperatures over extended periods of time in 2021 led to record peak loads.CanadaJan 21, 2022
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Selfie-seekers taking dangerous risks on BC Hydro property, Crown corp. saysBC Hydro says it's seen a 200 per cent jump in trespassing on its property in the past five years, sometimes on dams, transmission towers, or other electrical infrastructure.NewsJul 30, 2021
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20% of B.C. homeowners regret renovations: reportDespite some regrets, 40 per cent said they'll attempt to do more renovations in the spring.ConsumerMar 12, 2021
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Amid rash of B.C. drownings, the biggest risk in the water may be overconfidence: reportThe survey suggests 85 per cent of British Columbians rate themselves as experienced swimmers, but most are only in the water a few times each summer.CanadaJul 31, 2020
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British Columbians will use enough extra power to cook 1.5 million turkeys Christmas Day: BC HydroBC Hydro says last year British Columbians used an extra 8,000 megawatt hours of power on Christmas Day.Dec 5, 2019
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Luxury condo buildings sucking twice as much power as older ones, BC Hydro saysA new report finds the various amenities included in newer buildings would end up nearly doubling the average hydro bill.Apr 12, 2019
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Baby boomers think they’re energy conscious, but use double the power millennials do: BC HydroA new report from BC Hydro found that baby boomers think they're more energy conscious that their children's generation, but in fact use twice as much power.ConsumerMar 1, 2019
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BC Hydro customers set to pay $16B over 20 years for power they likely don’t need: reportDeals with independent power producers are expected to add $200 to customers' hydro bills per year.PoliticsFeb 14, 2019
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