Jacqueline Spray leads BC Hydro's Market, Local Government, and Process Transformation portfolio, bringing together teams focused on community partnerships, energy efficiency, and organizational excellence. She works with local governments, industry leaders, customers, policymakers, and internal stakeholders to support electrical infrastructure delivery, accelerate the adoption of energy-efficient practices and technologies, and streamline processes that improve outcomes for customers and communities.

Drawing on a career that spans utility operations, customer projects, strategic engagement, and business transformation, Jacqueline is passionate about fostering collaboration across sectors to support economic development, housing acceleration, climate action, and energy resilience.

As British Columbia grows and electrifies, demand for clean electricity is increasing across homes, buildings, transportation, and industry.

At the same time, communities, businesses, and governments are looking to electricity as a key tool for achieving climate goals and supporting economic development.

For BC Hydro, this presents a significant challenge: how do they expand and modernize the electricity system quickly enough to meet growing demand while maintaining the reliability and affordability customers expect?

Join Jacqueline Spray, Senior Manager, Market, Local Government, and Process Transformation at BC Hydro, as she explores how BC Hydro is preparing for the future through investments in energy supply and infrastructure, energy efficiency programs, demand-side solutions, and emerging technologies. Learn how utilities, local governments, developers, and industry can work together to enable building electrification while balancing the competing priorities of growth, sustainability, resilience, and affordability.