The article discusses the importance of a diversified energy approach in British Columbia to ensure energy affordability, sustainability, and reliability in the face of the energy trilemma. By focusing on a mix of energy sources, energy efficiency programs, and utilizing the existing gas system alongside renewable options like renewable natural gas (RNG), the aim is to support both present and future energy needs while facilitating the energy transition. Investments in energy efficiency initiatives, such as electric and gas demand side management plans, are expected to lead to substantial reductions in gas and electricity usage, benefiting a large number of households in the province. Customer-centric programs like dual fuel-heating systems and energy conservation rewards are being implemented to empower consumers in reducing their energy consumption and costs. The article also highlights public support for diverse energy options, including renewable and low-carbon gases, showcasing a positive attitude towards achieving a more sustainable and affordable energy future in British Columbia. The efforts by FortisBC, as the provider of electricity and gas services in the region, aim to create a coordinated approach between different energy systems to contribute to energy affordability while meeting climate goals and advancing the energy transition.