Site C

Clean electricity has been a cornerstone of British Columbia’s economy and quality of life for generations. The Site C Project, a third dam and hydroelectric generating station on the Peace River in northeast B.C., will be a source of clean, renewable and affordable electricity in B.C. for more than 100 years.

Features

Site C Employment Statistics - June 2018

The latest employment statistics show that there were 3,093 total workers on the Site C project in June 2018.

July 2018 Site C flyover

The latest Site C drone video shows work progressing on the north and south banks of the dam site.

Latest Information

BC Hydro names agricultural compensation fund administrator BC Hydro has appointed Northern Development Initiative Trust as the financial administrator of its Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund....
BC Hydro selects new alignment for Highway 29 redesign BC Hydro has selected a new realignment for Highway 29 at Cache Creek/Bear Flat, following an extensive consultation process with Indigenous groups and local property owners....
Navigation changes coming to Peace River at Site C BC Hydro is advising boaters and river users that the navigation channel in the main stem of the Peace River that passes under the temporary Site C construction bridge will be moving on Sunday, August 19....