Clean Energy Projects - BC Clean Energy Projects Office Established April 2008 Relevant Legislation: Land Act and Water Act “One Project – One Process” “One Project.

Download Report

Transcript Clean Energy Projects - BC Clean Energy Projects Office Established April 2008 Relevant Legislation: Land Act and Water Act “One Project – One Process” “One Project.

Clean Energy Projects - BC
1
Clean Energy Projects Office
Established April 2008
Relevant Legislation: Land Act
and Water Act
“One Project – One Process”
2
“One Project – One Process”
Project Management Approach
3
“One Project – One Process”
Project Management Approach
Project
Lead
Project Team
4
“One Project – One Process”
Project Management Approach
Proponent
Project
Lead
Project Team
Authorizing
Agency
Team Members
Subject Area Expert (Non Authorizing Agency)
5
“One Project – One Process”
Project Management Approach
Project Sponsor
(Lead Agency)
Proponent
Project
Lead
Project Team
Authorizing
Agency
Team Members
Subject Area Expert (Non Authorizing Agency)
6
Coordinated Consultation
Designated Consultation
Coordinator for each Project
Linkages to the Environmental
Assessment Office
Regional role
Clean Energy Projects Team
7
“One Project – One Process”
Project Management Approach
Project Sponsor
(Lead Agency)
Proponent
First Nations
Project
Lead
Consultation
Coordinator
Project Team
Authorizing
Agency
Team Members
Subject Area Expert (Non Authorizing Agency)
8
Coordinated Authorizations
Natural Resource Operations
Regional Clean Energy Project
Teams & their role
CEP linkages to other provincial
initiatives
9
Defined Workflow
 Links with Environmental
Assessment Office; clear transition
between EAO and permitting
 Efficiencies
 Clear expectations for proponents
 Coordinated decision-making
10
 Overview
Guidebook
 Collaboration between
Provincial and Federal
agencies.
 Premier’s Award 2008
Crown Land Administration Division’s website:
http://www.al.gov.bc.ca/clad/IPP_guidebook.pdf
11
The Guidance it offers:
•Regulatory & legislative requirements
• Stages for project development
• Environmental Assessment process
• Consultation with:
-Stakeholders
-Communities & regional government
-First Nations
• Connecting with BC’s Power grid
12
CEPO Initiatives
 Communication and education
 Enhanced CEP Management




Multi-tenure instrument
Common Naming convention
Prioritization
Coordinated Statistics
13
Website contents
Legislation
Templates for proponents
Statistics
Interactive search tool
Links to provincial CEP agencies
News releases
14
Web view
15
The vision for the future
The future is now
16