On July 6, the Pembina Institute published a paper by executive director Chris Severson-Baker on July 6, headlined, “For the first time in more than 150 years, Alberta’s electricity is coal free.” And on July 8, the province went into yet...
Provincial Crown corporation SaskEnergy provided a submission to the Saskatchewan Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal, which was tasked with looking into the proposed federal Clean Electricity Regulations. This is SaskEnergy’s submission, verbatim: Thank you for...
At the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show, Minister of Education Jeremy Cockrill announced a new Grade 11 and 12 Oil and Gas course will be available online through the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre. Teine Energy has provided $150,000 to support this initiative....
REGINA – Alberta has ten, but now Saskatchewan just activated its first utility-scale battery. It went online June 28. SaskPower made the announcement on July 3 for its first utility-scale battery, located on the east side of Regina, not far from the refinery....
“The CRA is on the case, and has pursued collections as required by law,” says Minister of National Revenue The carbon tax fight between Saskatchewan and Ottawa just ratcheted up another notch, with the provincial government saying the feds are seeking to...
