Report on B.C.'s clean energy transition edits out key efficiency findings

A FortisBC, B.C. government and BC Bioenergy Network report gauging the potential future role for renewable gas in B.C. was edited to remove sections that say electric heat pumps have an advantage over burning gas, documents show.

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