Energy Privatization in British Columbia
by John Calvert (Simon Fraser)
[from the publisher]
Cheap, reliable energy has been one of British columbia’s most important competitive advantages and a key contributor to the province’s prosperity. BC’s energy costs have been based on the actual cost of production. Under new government policy, future energy will not be generated by BC hydro, but will be purchased from private energy producers.
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