Electricity planning and engagement

Engagement is vital to the Long-Term Electric Resource Plan (LTERP) process. Indigenous communities and interested parties provide valuable input into the LTERP and our role in meeting B.C.’s future energy needs.

Indigenous communities and interested parties engagement

In 2026, we’ll be submitting our next LTERP for review to the British Columbia Utilities Commission. This plan will include our long-term vision for securing safe, reliable and cost-effective electric resources to meet our customers’ energy needs. We’re developing the plan in consultation with Indigenous communities and interested parties on long-range planning issues. Engagement workshops with local and Indigenous communities throughout B.C. will offer opportunities for feedback on resource planning.

Long-term resource planning and related engagement is an ongoing process. Email us at [email protected] for information about future opportunities.

Resource Planning Advisory Group 

The RPAG is a technical working group that engages members from government, customer associations, environmental organizations and others in developing the LTERP. This group of energy industry experts, government and other key interested parties regularly provide input on important energy issues during long-term resource planning.

Terms of Reference

The current Terms of Reference for the electric advisory group governs the composition of, and interactions between, the advisory membership (including FortisBC). These Terms are periodically updated to enhance the group’s interactions and to reflect updates in the planning environment.

Questions or comments about the RPAG? Email us at [email protected]