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BC Hydro wants environmental assessment exemption for LNG transmission line

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The North Coast transmission line would run from Prince George to Terrace, B.C. The $3-billion line would provide hydro power for a range of industrial customers, including LNG Canada and other liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities. Electricity for the high voltage line would come in part from the publicly funded $16-billion Site C dam project.

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BC Hydro wants environmental assessment exemption for LNG transmission line

The publicly funded line from Prince George to Terrace will affect property owners, farmland, waterways and at-risk species. Documents obtained by The Narwhal show BC Hydro's plans to replace an environmental assessment with a 'streamlined process'

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The Narwhal broke the news on Tuesday, March 5, 2024.
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