Editor’s note: Several Saskatchewan oil and gas producers made detailed submissions to the Saskatchewan Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal looking into the federal Clean Electricity Regulations. The tribunal was formed under the auspices of the...
REGINA, SASKATOON – It is simply impossible to meet federal climate change demands by 2035, so Saskatchewan is not going to do it, instead aiming for 2050. And we’re not taking it to court, either. That’s up to the federal government. That was the fundamental response...
The following verbatim excerpt from the Saskatchewan Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal on the Clean Electricity Regulations, May 1, 2024, covers the tribunal’s comments on oil and gas. Pipeline Online will also publish entire submission letters from several oil and...
Editor’s Note: The proposed federal Clean Electricity Regulations are one of the largest policy moves in Canadian history, and will have a much greater impact on Saskatchewan than it will on provinces blessed with ample hydroelectric power. If implemented to...
REGINA – SaskPower’s intention to add 3,000 megawatts of additional wind and solar power generation got another boost on Monday, June 24, when the provincial government announced it would financially back part of the investment into a new 200 megawatt wind...
