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Lloydminster was surprised to hear large reactors may be coming their way

SASKATOON – When Premier Scott Moe took to the stage at the Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show on Sept. 17, he did something rather surprising – he told the oil crowd that his government was looking at building large nuclear reactors nearby. Supplying the local and expanding...

Tim Gitzel: Cameco is “ready for this day” announcing large nuclear for Saskatchewan

    SASKATOON – There are two leading competitors to provide the two large, 1000-megawatt scale nuclear reactors the Government of Saskatchewan said on Sept. 29 they intend on building. One of those competitors is Westinghouse, who in 2023 was purchased out...

44 Rigs drilling in Saskatchewan on Oct. 6, targeting oil, hydrogen, lithium and potash

  There were 44 active or moving drilling rigs in Saskatchewan on Tuesday, Oct. 6, according to Canadian Association of Energy Contractors data published by RiggerTalk.com. While most of the rigs were drilling for oil, two were drilling for potash, one for...

Two large reactors in the NW, two SMRs in the SE: Moe lays out Saskatchewan’s nuclear plans

This is the lead story of extensive coverage into the Sept. 29 announcement of Saskatchewan’s nuclear power intentions going forward. This would have been the largest capital investment in Saskatchewan history, except for that Regina data centre. But it’s...

Scott Moe: “Today, we are announcing plans to build about 2,600 megawatts of nuclear generation by the year 2050”

“We are charting a path forward for one of the largest energy and economic development opportunities in our province’s history.” SASKATOON – Premier Scott Moe led off the announcement on Sept. 29 that Saskatchewan intends on building two large scale reactors in...
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