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This series consists of assorted records from the Forest Service Engineering Division. Records include a reference file on pumps 1917-1927, and Supervision files on motor-cars, launches and general mechanical equipment, 1917-1962. Technical information on wind powered generators and wood-gas producer motor vehicle engines.
British Columbia. Forest Service. Engineering Services Division
The item is an answer print of an educational film from around 1979. It shows that the modern methods of making the wind do useful work may be applied in British Columbia, where we have some of the world's best sites for the application of wind power. The field is open for the invention of better wind machines for generating electricity.
Part of Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources films and videotapes
The item is an educational film created for the BC Hydro and Power Authority around 1979. Bob Fortune conducts a brief but comprehensive survey of electrical energy options open to British Columbia. Solar, wind and biomass are among the possibilities examined, and well as conventional hydro and thermal generation.
The item is a release print of an educational film, ca. 1978. In it, Bob Fortune conducts a brief but comprehensive survey of electrical energy options open to British Columbia. Solar, wind and biomass are among the possibilities examined, and well as conventional hydro and thermal generation.