FPT Act Industry Portal

If you are visiting the portal for the first time, you will need to create an account by visiting engage.gaspricesbc.ca/industry and clicking the sign up button near the bottom of the page. Moving forward, simply log in to the portal using your email address and password.

When creating an account on the portal, enter an email address and password of your choosing. If you have difficulties accessing the portal, please contact us at industry@gaspricesbc.ca.

• If you do not remember your password, please click the ‘Forgot your password?’ link and enter your email address. A verification code will be sent to your email to reset your password. If you do not remember your email address, please contact us at industry@gaspricesbc.ca.

• Yes. The BCUC’s portal will send you emails when you have joined or registered an organization, successfully submitted a report, or have warnings or errors in your report to review before submitting, among others. These are legitimate emails from the BCUC.
• The email sender address is engage.gaspricesbc@bcuc.com and the subject line frequently starts with “BCUC FPT Act Industry Portal”.

• Note, only Administrators can register an organization. Before the new portal was launched, the BCUC pre-registered several organizations. To check if your organization is already registered, visit the Administration page.
• If your organization is not listed on the Administration page, please add details about your company on the Register an Organization page.
• The BCUC will send you an email confirming your organization has been registered.

After registering your organization, the BCUC will send you a confirmation email that the organization has been registered successfully.

• After creating an account and logging in to the portal, you will see an option in the navigation menu to join an organization. Visit the Join an Organization page and search for the organization you want to join.
• The Administrator of the organization will review your request and approve or reject it.

The Administrator of the organization will review your request and approve or reject it. The portal will send you a confirmation email that your request has been approved or rejected by the Administrator of the organization.

Yes. To do so, you will need to register with a unique email account for each organization you report on behalf of. Simply repeat the steps to register and join an organization set out above for each email address.

• Reports that need to be submitted to the BCUC will show up on the portal's Submit Report page. Click on the title of the report to start the submission process.
• Reporting requirements are outlined in the FPT Regulations and the FPT Regulation Reporting Guidelines.

After submitting a report, you will receive an email confirming the report has been submitted successfully or advising that there are errors or warnings to review before the report can be submitted.

Yes. Once the data is validated, you will receive an email with confirmation of your submission or advising that errors or warnings have been found in the data. These errors will need to be fixed before submitting the report.

An error warning means errors have been found in the data you uploaded. For instance, certain data does not match the required submission format. You will need to fix these errors before submitting the report.

A validation warning means that some of the data you uploaded is outside the expected ranges or figures. We recommend reviewing these items before submitting the report.

Once a report has been submitted on the portal, it will be viewable on the Submit Report page. To resubmit a report, search for the title of the report and click on the title of the report. Then click the "Resubmit Report" button.

• Monthly reports must be submitted within two weeks after the end of the reporting period. Annual reports must be submitted by January 31 of the year immediately following the reporting period.
• Refer to "Section 2.0 – Procedural considerations" in the FPT Regulations for more information.

All submitted reports can be found on the Submitted Reports page.  

Yes. If a report has been submitted by another person in your organization, you can view it on the Submitted Reports page.

A report must be resubmitted within 30 days after you or the Administrator of your organization becomes aware that the report has incorrect or incomplete information, as per Section 7 of the FPT Act.

If the BCUC identifies an issue that requires you to resubmit a past report, you will receive an email notification from the BCUC asking you to do so. To resubmit a report, visit the Submitted Reports page and search for the title of the report and click on the title of the report. Then click the "Resubmit Report" button.