Alberta’s solar power fleet produced 13.5% of its capacity at noon, then wind produced 1 % of its capacity a few days later On June 24, during the brightest week of the year, Alberta’s solar power fleet put out just 126 of 936 megawatts at noon. And a few...
It might take a decade or so to get the first one online, but SaskPower has chosen the reactor design for its first nuclear reactor ever. The announcement was made on June 27. Following a thorough assessment of several Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technologies,...
WEYBURN – On June 26, 1997, politicians and corporate executives gathered in Weyburn to announce a project that was supposed to extend the life of the prolific but declining Weyburn Unit by another 25 years. That was 25 years ago, and the Weyburn Unit is still...
https://pipelineonline.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/rare-earth-minerals-rock-under-a-microscope-in-geology-mining-lab-SBV-316866381-HD.mp4 REGINA – Rare earth elements are critical to many modern technologies, and especially to the batteries used for electric...
While some cabinet portfolios tend to get shifted on a fairly regular basis, Saskatchewan’s Minister of Energy and Resources position has a tendency for longevity. The newest holder of that office is Jim Reiter, MLA for Rosetown-Elrose, having been appointed on May...
