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Byrne Rd Edmonds St 10 Ave 8 Ave 6 Ave Marine Dr Marine Dr Imperial Street McMillan Bloedel Substation (Private) Big Bend Substation Crown Paper Substation (Private) Tree Island Substation (Private) Newell Substation Nelson Ave Gilley Ave Patterson Ave Boundary Rd Tyne St Kerr St No 7 Rd Royal Oak Ave Griffiths Dr Canada Way 20 St Kingsway Southridge Dr Ewen Ave Boyd St Marine Way Big Bend Area River Rd N Fraser Way Glenlyon Pkwy Q u e e n s b o r o u g h C o n n e c t o r GDS11-365 0 0.5 1 km SUBSTATIONS FUTURE BIG BEND SUBSTATION 230 KV TRANSMISSION LINE 69 KV TRANSMISSION LINE Riverway Golf Course BIG BEND SUBSTATION PROJECT WHY IS THE PROJECT NEEDED? In Big Bend – a major commercial, business and light industrial hub in south east Burnaby – demand for electricity is expected to increase by 20 per cent over the next 10 years. BC Hydro has purchased property in the heart of this area, to build a new substation to meet the growing needs of our Big Bend customers. WHAT IS A SUBSTATION? Substations transform the electricity carried by the high voltage transmission system down to a lower voltage that is then distributed to businesses and homes. BC Hydro is building a new substation in the Big Bend area of Burnaby. The new Big Bend Substation will meet increasing demand for electricity in this rapidly growing area. Generation: Electricity is generated by BC Hydro and independent power producers Transmission: Electricity is moved from where it is produced to where it is used Substations: Voltage is reduced at substations to provide power suitable for use in homes and businesses Distribution: Low voltage electricity is provided to neighbourhoods and businesses GDS14-082 March 2014
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Page 1: ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM IN SOUTH BURNABY … · In Big Bend – a major commercial, business and light industrial hub in south east Burnaby – demand for electricity is expected

ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM IN SOUTH BURNABY

Byrne Rd

Edmonds St

10 Ave

8 Ave

6 AveMarine Dr

Marine Dr

Rumble St

Imperial Street

McMillan Bloedel Substation (Private)

Big Bend Substation

Crown Paper Substation (Private)

Tree Island Substation (Private)

Newell Substation

E 49th Ave

Nelson Ave

Gill

ey A

veP

atterson Ave

Boundary R

d

Tyne StKerr St

No 7 R

d

Royal O

ak Ave

Oakland St

Griffiths Dr

Walker Ave

Canada Way

20 St

Kingsway

Southridge Dr

Ewen Ave

Boyd St

Marine Way

Big Bend Area

River Rd

N Fraser Way

Glenlyon Pkwy

Quee

nsborough Connector

GD

S11-

365

0 0.5 1 km

SUBSTATIONS

FUTURE BIG BEND SUBSTATION

230 KV TRANSMISSION LINE

69 KV TRANSMISSION LINE

Riverway Golf Course

BIG BEND SUBSTATION PROJECT

WHY IS THE PROJECT NEEDED?

In Big Bend – a major commercial, business and light industrial hub in south east Burnaby – demand for electricity is expected to increase by 20 per cent over the next 10 years. BC Hydro has purchased property in the heart of this area, to build a new substation to meet the growing needs of our Big Bend customers.

WHAT IS A SUBSTATION?

Substations transform the electricity carried by the high voltage transmission system down to a lower voltage that is then distributed to businesses and homes.

BC Hydro is building a new substation in the Big Bend area of Burnaby. The new Big Bend Substation will meet increasing demand for electricity in this rapidly growing area.

Generation:Electricity is generated by BC Hydro and independent power producers

Transmission:Electricity is moved from where it is produced to where it is used

Substations:Voltage is reduced at substations to provide power suitable for use in homes and businesses

Distribution:Low voltage electricity is provided to neighbourhoods and businesses

Generation: Electricity is generated by BC Hydro and independent power producers

Transmission: Electricity is moved from where it is produced to where it is used

Substations: Voltage is reduced at substations to provide power suitable for use in homes and businesses

Distribution: Low voltage electricity is provided to neighbourhoods and businesses

GDS14-082

March 2014

Page 2: ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM IN SOUTH BURNABY … · In Big Bend – a major commercial, business and light industrial hub in south east Burnaby – demand for electricity is expected

WHAT’S HAPPENING?The Big Bend Substation will comprise two enclosed buildings and some outdoor equipment.

One building will house the equipment that controls substation operations. The other will contain distribution equipment.

The outdoor equipment includes two transformers and related equipment.

BC Hydro has retained an architect and a landscape architect, to design the substation buildings and grounds so that they fit into the Glenlyon Business Park.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

If you’d like more information about the Big Bend Substation Project, please visit: bchydro.com/bigbendsub.

If you have any questions, please contact:

Lesley Wood BC Hydro Stakeholder Relations Phone: 604 623 4472 Email: [email protected]

PRELIMINARY DESIGN CONCEPTS OF BUILDINGS AND LANDSCAPING

SCHEDULEWe plan to start construction in fall 2014, so that the Big Bend Substation will be operating by fall 2016.

VIEW OF GIS BUILDING FROM BYRNE CREEK


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