Concerns About the Transparency of the Green Energy Advisory Task ForcesLetter to Premier Campbell

Publication - Dec. 16, 2009 - By Nicholas Heap, Karen Campbell
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In this letter to Premier Gordon Campbell, Karen Campbell, Staff Council and Director, Strategy, for the Pembina Institute, and Nicholas Heap, Climate and Energy Policy Analyst for the David Suzuki Foundation, call for transparency in the Green Energy Advisory Task Force process.

In a Feburary 2010 follow-up letter to the premier, Matt Horne, Director of B.C. Energy Solutions for the Pembina Institute, makes several recommendations for ensuring the success of the Green Energy Advisory Task Forces. Read the follow-up letter here.

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