Peace Energy – A Renewable Energy Cooperative (PEC) was incorporated in 2003 to promote the development and adoption of renewable energy resources in the Peace Region. The Directors involved in PEC were amongst the very first to recognize the tremendous opportunities that exist for the region in renewable energy sources, given the significant environmental and economic benefits associated with the development of renewable energy sources as well as the priority placed by government on renewable energy. 

See the 'membership' page to read about the missions and values of Peace Energy Cooperative.

View the 'what's new' and our 'archives' to read the story of the Bear Mountain Wind Park.

Dawson Creek is a wind powered city;

thanks to Peace Energy Cooperative !

See the Peace Energy press release on the commissioning of the Bear Mountain Wind Park here!

Three separate panoramic photos were taken by member E. Leer, and put together to form this one viewscape by Don Pettit.

Be part of something incredible;

join Peace Energy Cooperative now!

            How to Join Us!!!

            Join hundreds of people from the BC and Alberta Peace Region and provinces all

            across Canada, who are working together to develop our renewable energy resources:

            wind, solar, biomass and geothermal.                          

            By joining Peace Energy Cooperative, you are:

                           * Ensuring a clean, safe future for your children;
                           * Benefiting from renewable energy investment opportunities;
                           * Owning renewable resources and creating a strong political voice.

Peace Energy Cooperative offices are located at:

1445 102nd Avenue

Dawson Creek, BC

Mailing address:

Box 2567

Dawson Creek, BC

V1G 5A1

Phone: 250-782-3882

Fax:     250-782-3884

Email: info@peaceenergy.ca

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Another Peace Energy project proposal

... update coming early this spring!

'Centennial Green'

Peace Energy Cooperative (PEC) approached the City of Dawson Creek Council in September with an interest in reconstructing the Centennial Pool and developing what os ca;;ed “Centennial Green”; a renewable energy and sustainable living centre. See the project proposal for more information and a link to further project details.

Centennial Green Vision Statement

'Common ground for celebration, hope and innovation'

Centennial Green Mission Statement

- to create a centre that demonstrates the successful integration of environmental, social,

cultural and economic values;

- to construct a facility that uses and showcases renewable energy;

-to lead by example and encouage others to participate in this vision.

Design Concept by Lukas Armstrong, design + consulting

"Centennial Green will be built without a single local tax dollar, create a new heart for the community, and has the potential to save local taxpayers close to a million dollars in heating costs, demolition costs and landfill costs."

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Website last updated on February 8, 2010