WHAT A MILESTONE! BC Hydro has announced the mega Site C project is fully operational ahead of schedule. The dam in northern B.C. is now able to generate 1,100 megawatts of electricity — enough to power half a million homes per year. tinyurl.com/29paj5nr

Plant portrait for Site C Clean Energy, British Columbia, Canada, just published on the Facebook Power Plants Around the World page facebook.com/powerplantworl… … #sitec #bchydro #canada #hydropower

Site C is now fully operational with the sixth and final generating unit now online. This is thanks to the hard work and expertise of hundreds of UA 170 members who have been building the dam since 2016. B.C. thanks you for your contributions!

We are very pleased to report that the sixth and final generating unit of the Site C dam is now in operation! Congratulations to the members who helped make Site C a reality. The dam can power up to 500,000 homes each year because of your work!

'We Built That' - Site C edition. 10 years in the making! Site C is fully operational with the sixth generating unit now online. Congratulations and thank you to all of the Ironworkers 97 members who have been building this dam since the start.

After running all six generating units, BC Hydro has discovered that the Site C dam will create more power than expected! Another added bonus to this already outstanding project, brought to you by members of Ironworkers Local 97. Nice work! Video credit: BC Hydro

Employment numbers at Site C for July 2025 energeticcity.ca/2025/08/28/emp…

A crew has been assigned to an outage affecting 539 customers in #FortStJohn and the surrounding area. They’ll be sharing updates here when available: bit.ly/4ntijvz

⚡️ NEW, NOW ⚡️ Imogen checks out Site C, BC Hydro’s newest dam. We take a closer look at how BC Hydro plans to meet growing electricity demand, not just through dams, but also with renewables, energy efficiency, and modernising the grid ▶️ buff.ly/tHoEZe7 BC Hydro

Get an inside look at Site C⚡ Everything Electric visited our newest dam to explore its role in strengthening energy reliability and supporting the province’s growing need for clean power. Full video here: bit.ly/46pqHoT

$1 million has been approved for two Peace Region projects via the BC Hydro Peace Agricultural Compenation Fund. The fund, administered by Northern Development Initiative Trust, has distributed a total of $4.7 million to date. Read more: ow.ly/BPZZ50WZ5gc

Black bear on the road at Wilson Park blocking our return. We had walked passed that spot less than 5 minutes before. We were forced to take an alternate route out of the park.

Site C employment declines in month hydroelectric dam goes fully operational bit.ly/4pXoZV2 #news #fortstjohn #yxj

Site C has received the Canadian Dam Association's Constructed Project Award of Excellence. We're honoured to be recognized for our achievement in dam construction. Read more: ow.ly/xpei50X9uZg

Being recognized as one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for 2026 reflects our commitment to supporting and empowering our people. At BC Hydro, we value every team member and strive to create a culture where everyone can do their best work. From enhanced parental leave and

Interested in a career in the trades? Our Try-A-Trade program gives Indigenous candidates a paid opportunity to try different trade roles at BC Hydro. Apply today: bit.ly/4cnyyVI #PoweredByYou

B.C.’s first Indigenous-owned and operated solar plant in a non-integrated area powers up in #HaidaGwaii, marking a meaningful step toward reducing diesel reliance in remote communities. Read more: bit.ly/3KONPXd

I’m at a loss of words. I know many people in Tumbler Ridge and have been closely connected with that community for many years. As one of our local communities, we feel, grieve and pray with Tumbler Ridge tonight.

BC Hydro is giving the Site C worker accommodation facility a new and meaningful role by repurposing it to support the construction of the North Coast Transmission Line project. Learn more: ow.ly/zhHc50YzUa6

Our Site C worker camp has found a new home. We're repurposing the camp for the North Coast Transmission Line Project, bringing long-term benefits to northern communities. Learn more: bit.ly/4bQk4iq