Vancouver, BC kicks off clean energy kiosk program for low-emission film and television productions
Vancouver, BC Clean Energy Kiosk Program Film Television
Vancouver's Public Realm Electrification Program advances public charging for uses like food trucks and electric vehicles. A trio of kiosks at Northeast False Creek expands the program's reach to film sets. Clean energy kiosks allow production teams to recharge batteries with hydroelectricity rather than rely on diesel generators. Local officials plan a network of kiosks across the city with the goal of a 10-minute drive from set to kiosk anywhere in Vancouver.
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Today, the City unveiled its newest clean energy kiosks, designed to deliver renewable, hydro-powered energy to film sets and productions.
Vancouver launches clean energy kiosks to provide renewable power to film sets | VEC
Each kiosk is a fixed power supply that can replace the diesel generators still powering many film sets with renewable energy drawn from the local power grid.
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